2. Wise Use of Web is different from “use of web” The possibilities are far too many to feel comfortable with anything you do online Sometimes the fact that it’s online, means it’s wise. Break free and see the light. This presentation might help.
3. 5 Thought points for the Wise Use of Web Youtube Google Twitter Linkedin Facebook Orkut Gmail Google Maps Slideshare msn Yahoo! Gmail Blogspot Wordpress
7. Don’t let your ROI turn on it’s head Fragile web approaches could get your ROI to turn on its head. That is of-course if you choose to look at it. Every consumer interaction approach on the web has an “opportunity cost” (Widget v/s SEM v/s SMO v/s SEO v/s Display V/s …?!) Know the universe of choices available and then make the right choices, in the context of your objectives Be available to neutrally analyzing these opportunity cost scenarios to help preventing your ROI from turning on its head
11. Recession is Fun In gloom it’s the web that’ll come to your rescue. Low input communication costs. High concentration of target groups and favorable category ROI on the web allows non web users too to take notice of this medium in these times Existing users, in these times enjoy optimizing usefulness of the web by discovering innovative online marketing opportunities that are low on cost and tremendously high on impact This is the time to do a few things, and do only those that return significant value. And web fits perfectly here
13. Don’t get intimidated by the web’s false sense of power The web has the potential to drown you in its data deluge and sheer vastness. Don’t get too carried away. Don’t allow juvenile ideas to pass of as online strategies. Also don’t allow dramatic representation of simple data to double up as insights Stay true to your brand strategy and don’t hesitate to ask fundamental questions like: “ What’s the ROI?” “ What is the consumer insight?” “ Am I driving favorable consumer behavior?” Stick on to doing what you are doing, so long as you get convincing answers