links for 2006-12-11
December 11th, 2006 Posted in Business Strategy, Fun Finds
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The American Marketing Association has conducted some research and found that young adults don’t like the consumer generated ad campaigns. Thing is, “ads” aren’t the sweet spot. Consumer Generated content should be about more than just ads. No damn wonder
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From the article: “Borrowing a page out of YouTube’s playbook, Apple has released a feature that lets iTunes users embed an iMix in their blog (an iMix is a publically-published playlist made up of songs that are available in the iTunes Music Store).”
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Some good tips for putting that camera phone to good use!
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Large collection of social media links. Prepare to spend some time because there’s a ton of content!
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An interesting discussion about ghostwriting on CEO blogs. Personally, I don’t think there’s a problem with “supportwriting” a CEO blog where support staff helps a CEO cleanup content before posting. If the writer is smart enough to write for the CEO, why
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From the article: “Scoopt, the citizen journalism picture agency, is trying to woo Flickr users to sell their pictures. Scoopt has written an open letter to Flickr members encouraging them to register with the agency and to tag their pictures with the com
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Great concept for application development – ask non-techies for ideas, then connect those ideas to techies who can pull it off.
