What a fantastic concept - one to watch….
Like a cuckoo’s egg, the School of Life nestles within the University of London campus, a tasteful front concealing a wicked mind that promises a completely different educational experience to that on offer at the nearby Birkbeck and UCL.
The School of Life opens on Marchmont Street - Time Out London
Filed under gotta go buy me one of them there..., marketing, nicely done | Comment (0)After 26 years…
You’d struggle to point to many relationships in the marketing world that last for over 25 years, to be fair a big chunk of the people working in the industry are younger than that.
Having worked on the account for 26 years, as you might expect, Lowe have become almost synoymous with Stella Artois advertising, so I was shocked to read today that they’ve resigned the account…I’ve embedded one of my favourite pieces of their advertising and will be watching closely to see what happens next!
Lowe resigns Stella Artois account after 26 years - Campaign Magazine News - Campaign Magazine.
Filed under advertising, marketing, youtubealicious | Comment (0)Historical Moments in Social Media Marketing
Great post…read the whole thing!
1. Amazon Review Section May 15th 1997*
One of the antecedents to ‘Web 2.0’ people were given the facilities to produce content online, in the form of reviews for products. This little application would change the way that people would buy products and the way that marketers communicated their products.
2. Friendster March 22 2002
The launch of the first of the big social networking sites, the site was modelled on dating sites and lost its popularity when they started banning music bands and fictional characters from creating profiles. Myspace encouraged bands to create music and the fans moved with the decision.
Julian Cole - Adspace Pioneers - Social Media Marketing -.
Filed under advertising, marketing | Comment (0)Avenue A | Razorfish Digital Outlook Report
If your work is anything to do with digital marketing I’d suggest you stop what you’re doing, visit this site and download the 2008 edition of their Digital Outlook report.
One note of caution, it’s a very flash heavy site so you might like to download the PDF directly which Guy Kawasaki is hosting here
See you in just over 160 pages!
Jofs
Filed under advertising, marketing | Comment (0)Sometimes it’s easy to make simple things harder than they need to be…
via Johnnie Moore’s Weblog: The creative “process”.
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