July 2006 - Posts

• Worldwide Creative Commons Licenses

  James Cherkoff on his Modern Marketing blog links to a PowerPoint slide which Jun Sato from Toshiba used while doing a presentation at MIT Media Lab.It show the number of creative commons licenses by country around the world.  What I find interesting Read More   Digg this |   Add to del.icio.us |   Post to reddit |   Add to facebook |   Add to StumbleUpon |   TwitThis posted 27 July 2006 22:09 by Andrew Martin | 2 Comments Filed Under: Trust & Ethics, Technology, Blogging

• Would you go to your next sales meeting naked?

  Dan Tudor over at Landing the Deal links to an interesting post from a while ago on the selling to big companies blog which talks about a couple of companies who are doing really well by going to their sales meetings totally naked. "they sat there naked Read More   Digg this |   Add to del.icio.us |   Post to reddit |   Add to facebook |   Add to StumbleUpon |   TwitThis posted 25 July 2006 09:08 by Andrew Martin | 0 Comments Filed Under: Trust & Ethics

• A conversation with marketing

  from OK/Cancel a cartoon titled "A conversation with marketing"  Read More   Digg this |   Add to del.icio.us |   Post to reddit |   Add to facebook |   Add to StumbleUpon |   TwitThis posted 20 July 2006 22:08 by Andrew Martin | 0 Comments Filed Under: Technology, Marketing

• Impact of the digg effect

  Yesterday one of our posts was linked to from boingboing and from there was on the digg home page as one of the most dugg stories of the day.Steve Rubel recently had a post about about the digg effect and how it can effect your site.Having just gone through Read More   Digg this |   Add to del.icio.us |   Post to reddit |   Add to facebook |   Add to StumbleUpon |   TwitThis posted 19 July 2006 22:43 by Andrew Martin | 0 Comments Filed Under: Blogging

• Extreme blogging

  In his latest Across the Sound podcast Joseph Jaffe mentions that he's doing it from a plane somewhere over the atlantic.GNER trains have wifi connections in the UK and I've blogged from a train but not from a plane, I don't travel upper class enough.What's Read More   Digg this |   Add to del.icio.us |   Post to reddit |   Add to facebook |   Add to StumbleUpon |   TwitThis posted 18 July 2006 13:45 by Andrew Martin | 0 Comments Filed Under: Blogging

• Does the design of your blog matter?

  There are two feeds that I read regularly which have just been through a site redesign. Jeremiah's web strategy blog and Lifehacker.Both of these have gone about it in different ways.Lifehacker went big bang and just changed the site overnight, loads Read More   Digg this |   Add to del.icio.us |   Post to reddit |   Add to facebook |   Add to StumbleUpon |   TwitThis posted 13 July 2006 23:01 by Andrew Martin | 0 Comments Filed Under: Customer Advocacy , Blogging

• Dell launches blog

  As many people have said,  Robert Scoble, Jeff Jarvis, Steve Rubel , Andy Lark, Stuart Bruce, Shel Holtz, Tom Murphy, to name a few -  Dell have launched a blog, One2One.Some of this has been positive some negative but it looks like it Read More   Digg this |   Add to del.icio.us |   Post to reddit |   Add to facebook |   Add to StumbleUpon |   TwitThis posted 12 July 2006 22:55 by Andrew Martin | 0 Comments Filed Under: Blogging

• World Cup advertising

  As many people did I watched the World Cup final last night.  One thing I noticed, other than the Zidane headbutt, were the adverts around the touchline.Most of them were the standard global brands using this for brand awareness but there were 2, Read More   Digg this |   Add to del.icio.us |   Post to reddit |   Add to facebook |   Add to StumbleUpon |   TwitThis posted 10 July 2006 21:35 by Andrew Martin | 0 Comments Filed Under: Random, Marketing

• Best thing since Cluetrain

  Hugh Macleod has a post titled "Best thing since Cluetrain" about a speech that Ben Hammersley gave at Les Blogs last December.  I was there and this speech was great. It was one of the few at Les Blogs where only one person spoke. I've seen Ben Read More   Digg this |   Add to del.icio.us |   Post to reddit |   Add to facebook |   Add to StumbleUpon |   TwitThis posted 08 July 2006 21:51 by Andrew Martin | 0 Comments Filed Under: Blogging