December 2010
29 posts
November 2010
27 posts
Classic Tomes of the Advertising Industry (Ogilvy...
My reading list on the ad industry began with Ogilvy’s Confession of an Advertising Man. I was so compelled by the book, and its relevance to the online ad industry that I bought it for everyone in the office. Over the weekend, I read Jerry Della Femina’s book, the literal inspiration for the show Mad Men. These two texts serve as a solid background on the sales, service elements,...
Videos are not the most viral
On any given day or week the most viral content on BuzzFeed and I believe our network (though we have much more data coming on that) tends not to be videos. It is images, articles, list posts, and every other permutation of content. 24 Hour View The top three items today are: a list of lyrics, an image of a funny SMS exchange, and an image. The first video actually appears as the 7th item....
H&M Offers 20% Off Entire Purchase if You... →
Norm plays poker with girl in box on table →
Test23323232 →
Google Voice For iPhone Now In App Store →
Super Weird Steve Jobs Photoshoot →
The Walking Dead Online →
Let me begin this post with two admissions:
I’m always looking to draw business analogies from my favorite TV show of the moment (Previously Mad Men and currently The Walking Dead on…
The Walking Dead Online
Let me begin this post with two admissions: I’m always looking to draw business analogies from my favorite TV show of the moment (Previously Mad Men and currently The Walking Dead on AMC) I’m completely biased from a business perspective/interest in my belief that links and traffic that come via sharing activity are the most valuable With those caveats out of the way,...
$160,000 Apple Computer Up for Auction at... →
medieval caruso →
Angry Birds Stop-Motion →
Halo Effects →
The best case for halo effects that I’m familiar with relates to Google. Google search is such a fundamental part of Internet usage - oxygen to air- that anything that drives web usage drives…
Halo Effects
The best case for halo effects that I’m familiar with relates to Google. Google search is such a fundamental part of Internet usage - oxygen to air- that anything that drives web usage drives Googling. This is why Google wants you to be in the browser all the time, and it is the halo that justifies costly endeavors such as Android, Google Docs, Gmail, and free airport wifi at Christmas. This...
The Legend of the McRib →
Steve Jobs is Going to Sue this Muppet →
SNL Takes on People Who Get Memed →