You can’t buy your way into social media. What may require tens of millions in traditional media simply isn’t necessary in the social media space. In fact, tossing more money at your advertising issues simply will not solve them the way it may have in the past. You must look at your goals [...]
Archive for March, 2008
Put Your Mouth Where Your Money Is
Posted by collin in Case Studies : Do's and Don'ts, General, The Principles of Radical Trust | 2 Comments »
March 23rd, 2008
Revolver
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Around the time radio started broadcasting, so too began radio advertising. It wasn’t long before entrepreneurs saw strategic opportunities in this highly-engaging new medium. Radio advertising began with basic sponsorship schemes and product placements. Their biggest challenge, however, was to develop a strategy that reached consumers effectively at a time when few consumers had [...]
March 19th, 2008
A Cultural Revolution, Not a Commerce One.
Posted by collin in Case Studies : Do's and Don'ts, Essential Posts, General, The Principles of Radical Trust | 13 Comments »
I was recently invited to speak to third-year Ryerson University students about the influence “radical trust” can have on interior design.
At first I wasn’t sure what I would say, but now, after having completed the journey, I’m sure that the result was worth the effort. If not for them, at least for me.
Radical Trust (the [...]
March 5th, 2008