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Archive for January, 2007

YouTube One Step Forward, Redpipe One Step Back.

The Step Forward

A couple of months ago, I wrote about Universal’s deal with YouTube.
Myself:
“Lucky for Universal. Not only do they get a cut of the revenue for their videos posted by fans, they also get a cut of the revenue from the videos created by fans. As for the fans, they’ll continue to create new [...]

January 31st, 2007

The On Demand Consumer

Using the afternoon to prep for an upcoming presentation, I came across an ad that my company, MacLaren McCann Direct and Interactive, created last year for self-promotion. I’m of a generation that doesn’t tow the company line too easily, but I’m proud to make an exception here*.
Too many marketers overlook the consumer in our business. [...]

January 27th, 2007

Creating the Platform and Targeting the Audience for Social Media

The task of the marketer today is not to buy media for persuasion, but rather it’s to construct a platform of influence. But who will use this platform and how will they engage?
It’s a fact: younger people tend to use technology to fulfill social, entertainment and career objectives. This makes for countless entertainment portals, [...]

January 22nd, 2007

A Radical Day

It’s a big day for RadicalTrust.ca in the blogosphere.
First, Lily Dustbin profiled Radical Trust in her weekly “Blogerati” column over at blogTO.com
What is blogTO?
The horse’s mouth:
blogTO is a web site about Toronto written by a group of obsessed artists, musicians, photographers, politicos, advertising and media types, dancers, tech geeks, food lovers, aspiring film directors, [...]

January 19th, 2007

The (Dis)integration of Mass Advertising Creative

Event, direct mail and online marketers know that integrating to mass creative has been a measure since forever. As we strive to “integrate” products from various divisions and disciplines within the ad agency world, much debate and debacle has ensued.
Most ad agencies still have mass creatives leading ad campaigns, encouraging other divisions to turn their [...]

January 14th, 2007