Presented by Baris Gencel and Chris Jones at the Jiao Tong University as part of the DIGITAL FUTURE, Universitas 21 Graduate Research Conference. June 11th 2015.
10 Best Cases from Crans Montana, by NewcastNewcast Vivaki
The document describes challenges for different companies to promote their brands and products to young people or new target audiences. It then provides ideas for campaigns centered around creating engaging digital content like web series, interactive videos, and viral marketing tactics. The results of the campaigns are highlighted, such as increased sales, donations, or media coverage.
The document discusses several marketing campaigns and videos:
1) An agency in Brazil created tickets for organ donation queues that simply but effectively promoted organ donation.
2) A video showed an elephant playing with a Samsung smartphone, swiping photos and using apps, in an innovative mobile phone advert.
3) The shortest advert ever, just one second, from Mc Cann Digital about OCD awareness, went viral as people replayed it to read the message.
4) An Intel campaign in Indonesia challenged people to punch a bag to unlock a laptop prize, generating social media engagement.
5) A Greenpeace stunt revealed the "dirty little secret" of toxic chemicals used in fashion by washing posters in cities
The concept of work-life balance today is obsolete. This conference took a deeper look at people, projects, products, and services that we can all leverage to try to LIVE, WORK, and PLAY BETTER.
The document discusses the changing media landscape and rise of viral marketing. It provides examples of successful viral campaigns for Wedding Crashers, Dove, and Earth Hour that promoted participation and sharing. These campaigns helped raise awareness of their causes and increased traffic to their websites through their spread on social media and coverage on TV shows. The document advocates that marketers should focus on creating entertaining and personalized content that audiences will want to share organically.
The document provides a summary of creative marketing campaigns and trends from May 2012. In the inspiration section, it describes campaigns by Ray Ban, Lego, and Nike that used new technologies. The trends section discusses the merging of digital and physical craftsmanship and the development of fully sustainable fruit-based packaging. It also notes the potential for Instagram to create a physical camera product. The insights section provides analysis and commentary on various innovative marketing strategies and activations featured in news sources.
The document discusses second screen apps and audience engagement technologies. It provides examples of how these apps can deliver dynamic, real-time content to mobile devices and facilitate two-way communication between viewers and media producers. It then discusses a case study of an audience engagement app developed for a singing competition TV show. The app allowed users to access special content, discuss the show on social media, provide feedback on performances and participate in real-time challenges and voting.
Consumer trends in communications 2017 : Canvas8Canvas8
The key consumer trends and insights influencing communication in 2017 – based on consumer research and analysis from behavioural insights practice Canvas8.
The document discusses 8 key trends from the SXSW conference: 1) augmented reality and new sensor technologies, 2) the power of social movements and crowdsourcing, 3) multi-screen storytelling and second screen experiences, 4) real-time content creation, 5) smart devices and the internet of things, 6) advanced data mining techniques, 7) niche digital platforms and services, and 8) the growth of ambient and connected technologies. Speakers at the conference addressed how these trends are shaping marketing, media, and the customer experience across industries.
10 Best Cases from Crans Montana, by NewcastNewcast Vivaki
The document describes challenges for different companies to promote their brands and products to young people or new target audiences. It then provides ideas for campaigns centered around creating engaging digital content like web series, interactive videos, and viral marketing tactics. The results of the campaigns are highlighted, such as increased sales, donations, or media coverage.
The document discusses several marketing campaigns and videos:
1) An agency in Brazil created tickets for organ donation queues that simply but effectively promoted organ donation.
2) A video showed an elephant playing with a Samsung smartphone, swiping photos and using apps, in an innovative mobile phone advert.
3) The shortest advert ever, just one second, from Mc Cann Digital about OCD awareness, went viral as people replayed it to read the message.
4) An Intel campaign in Indonesia challenged people to punch a bag to unlock a laptop prize, generating social media engagement.
5) A Greenpeace stunt revealed the "dirty little secret" of toxic chemicals used in fashion by washing posters in cities
The concept of work-life balance today is obsolete. This conference took a deeper look at people, projects, products, and services that we can all leverage to try to LIVE, WORK, and PLAY BETTER.
The document discusses the changing media landscape and rise of viral marketing. It provides examples of successful viral campaigns for Wedding Crashers, Dove, and Earth Hour that promoted participation and sharing. These campaigns helped raise awareness of their causes and increased traffic to their websites through their spread on social media and coverage on TV shows. The document advocates that marketers should focus on creating entertaining and personalized content that audiences will want to share organically.
The document provides a summary of creative marketing campaigns and trends from May 2012. In the inspiration section, it describes campaigns by Ray Ban, Lego, and Nike that used new technologies. The trends section discusses the merging of digital and physical craftsmanship and the development of fully sustainable fruit-based packaging. It also notes the potential for Instagram to create a physical camera product. The insights section provides analysis and commentary on various innovative marketing strategies and activations featured in news sources.
The document discusses second screen apps and audience engagement technologies. It provides examples of how these apps can deliver dynamic, real-time content to mobile devices and facilitate two-way communication between viewers and media producers. It then discusses a case study of an audience engagement app developed for a singing competition TV show. The app allowed users to access special content, discuss the show on social media, provide feedback on performances and participate in real-time challenges and voting.
Consumer trends in communications 2017 : Canvas8Canvas8
The key consumer trends and insights influencing communication in 2017 – based on consumer research and analysis from behavioural insights practice Canvas8.
The document discusses 8 key trends from the SXSW conference: 1) augmented reality and new sensor technologies, 2) the power of social movements and crowdsourcing, 3) multi-screen storytelling and second screen experiences, 4) real-time content creation, 5) smart devices and the internet of things, 6) advanced data mining techniques, 7) niche digital platforms and services, and 8) the growth of ambient and connected technologies. Speakers at the conference addressed how these trends are shaping marketing, media, and the customer experience across industries.
The document discusses key themes from the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity in 2015, including an increased emphasis on advertising technology and how it is changing the industry. Speakers called for greater collaboration between creatives and technologists to harness data and build more emotional connections with consumers. The launch of the Cannes Innovation festival focused on how data can be used as the "linchpin" to create more emotional content.
Pilot Pens launched a website application that allows users to create a personalized font using their own handwriting. Users print a template with letter spaces and either scan it or show it to a webcam, and the program copies the outline of the handwriting into a digital font that can be shared. This allows users to send personally handwritten messages in a digital form.
France's first lady Carla Bruni launched the "Born HIV Free" campaign to highlight the issue of babies born with HIV. An animated film called "Baby in the Sky" follows a baby floating through the air embracing an HIV-free future in vivid colors with a dreamlike quality to promote sharing and desire to help rather than guilt.
An
2012 #Canneslion Review - THE GENEROUS AGE OF ADVERTISINGBridget Jung
A round up of the 2012 cannes lions. THE GENEROUS AGE OF ADVERTISING. There is no such thing as a free lunch - this is especially true in advertising. By ‘generous’ we don’t mean pro bono or charity.
We’re talking about brands that do things for and with people. These brands create value and earn attention.
Today’s successful brands find the mutual value exchange between brand and consumer.
The document contains summaries of several marketing campaigns for different clients. The first is for a bus shelter ad campaign conceptualizing wait times. The second is for a new water store called "AQUA" involving in-store customer profiling and interactive shelf displays. The third is a public service campaign for WWF about global warming featuring a melting snowman across print, OOH, and a mobile game. The fourth is a multimedia campaign for Lip Balm featuring embarrassing kissing moments with cracked lips addressed through TVC, print, OOH, and online banners.
Red Bull Nighthunt is a photo contest in Singapore that hid Formula 1 racing pieces around the city. Participants used Instagram to find and take creative photos of the pieces for a chance to win experiences. The campaign increased brand awareness and engagement among young executives.
Virtual Reality: Is this the final frontier for children's entertainment? | @...Dubit
Dubit's Bobby Thandi presented at the Bookseller Children’s Conference in London on 27th September 2016.
His talk was on "Virtual Reality: Is this the final frontier for children's entertainment?"
Gen C:The Connected Collective By Dan Pankrazguestbcb2a7
A deep dive into how social media has given rise to Generation C - the connected collective. Gen C move in 'swarms' and there are some key tenets of successfully engaging with this hyper connected collective.
The document summarizes key quotes and insights from presentations at the 2010 Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival. Some of the notable points included: the importance of listening to social media feedback; how recommendations overtake brand loyalty; the need for agencies to reinvent themselves for the digital world; and how the best innovations come from unexpected places. The festival talks highlighted major shifts towards personalized and transparent marketing enabled by new technologies and changing consumer attitudes.
The Now & Next: Future of Engagement report highlights the ten most important frontiers that will define the future of engagement for marketers, entrepreneurs and changemakers: Crowdfunding, Behavior Change Games, Collaborative Social Innovation, Grassroots Change Movements, Co-creation Communities, Social Curation, Transmedia Storytelling, Collective Intelligence, Social Live Experiences and Collaborative Consumption.
In our individual chapters on the ten frontiers, we start by describing why they are important and how they work; we then examine web platforms and brand programs that point to the future (that is already here); then finish by identifying some of the most important features of that future, with our recommendations on how to benefit from them.
Do subscribe to our email newsletter to receive an invite to download a free copy of the interactive iPad app.
http://peopleslab.mslgroup.com/peoplesinsights/future-of-engagement/
The document discusses Coca-Cola's history and current marketing strategies. It describes how Coca-Cola was invented in 1886 and how the company has expanded globally. It then summarizes some of Coca-Cola's recent marketing campaigns, including the Happiness Machine from 2010, the Hug Me vending machine from 2012, the Small World Machine from 2013, the A Step From Zero dance campaign from 2011-2012, and the Share a Coke campaign from 2013 which printed popular names on bottles. The document shows how Coca-Cola uses innovative experiential marketing and cultural strategies to promote its brands.
Creating Tribal Ideas for Gen C - By Dan Pankraz for Nokia World '09guestbcb2a7
Presented at Nokia World '09 in Stuttgart Germany, this presentation is about creating 'tribal ideas' for youth. Tribal ideas are ideas which spark the rapid mobilisation of youth via social media platforms. This presentation talks about the birth of Gen C via social media and key principals in creating tribal ideas and examples of brands that get it.
Print & Offbeat: Our annual dose of human genius and imagination
From DIY sanitary pads and pages built of sand to take-away flower seeds on billboards, soundproof posters, “audio” print ads, 4G speed tests in print and more.
Extract from the Innovation in Media 2020-21 World Report
In this report, senior executives from five start-ups, ranging from beta-stage groundbreakers to multimillion-dollar darlings of venture capital, offer insights on the shape of things to come in mobile marketing.
The document provides an overview of 6 creative trends that will define 2017 according to Getty Images. The trends discussed are 1) Virtuality - how virtual reality and 360 degree experiences are immersing viewers in new ways; 2) Color Surge - the use of bold, unusual color combinations to attract attention; and 3) Unfiltered - how challenger brands are adopting a raw, documentary aesthetic to connect authentically with younger audiences. The trends are interrelated and influenced by technological advances, changing consumer preferences, and a desire for more authentic storytelling from brands.
Cannes Lions workshop: 5 best practices for better brand experience designJack Morton Worldwide
Johnny Marques, Executive Creative Director of brand experience agency Jack Morton Worldwide, led a workshop at the 2013 Cannes Lions Festival about designing meaningful brand experiences. The workshop focused on five principles for great brand experiences: overstay checkout, community and purpose, useful and purpose, and shareable and purpose. After learning the principles, delegates applied them to a creative brief and presented their ideas.
10 wisdom pills from The Next Web ConferencesAgustín Soriano
The document presents 10 "wisdom pills" or short pieces of strategic advice from the JWT Amsterdam Planning Department. Each pill is 1-3 sentences focusing on a different topic related to technology, marketing, or business strategy. For example, pill #1 discusses how companies like Duolingo and reCAPTCHA harness human power by translating texts or digitizing books. Pill #3 advises that the focus should be on user experiences rather than just product features. The final slides thank the audience and provide contact information for the presentation designers.
The document describes a virtual reality fashion show created by a team of designers. Users receive a package including a modified Google Cardboard VR headset, joystick, and instructions. They can then download an Android application to view 3D garment designs in a virtual environment. The fashion collection on display, called NOISE, features garments meant to evoke existing concepts in unusual ways. All elements of the experience, including the landscapes, sounds, and navigation, aim to provide viewers with a harmonious sensory experience connected to the concept of human-created noise. The team's research concluded 3D modeling software is still developing but shows potential for more sustainable and efficient fashion processes.
The document summarizes the Imagine Cup competition, which challenges students to use their ideas and technical skills to develop innovative apps and solutions. It describes the various competition categories and encourages students to form teams to bring their ideas to life using Microsoft technologies. Winning projects can receive prizes up to $50,000 and a trip to the worldwide finals to compete for a $100,000 grant. The competition aims to help students develop their entrepreneurial talents and potentially discover the next big technological breakthrough.
1. Community level marketing is more effective than traditional marketing because it strengthens brands and consumers prefer real engagement. It allows companies to amplify their base and take care of their customers and community through care and action.
2. Lovesocial is a creative communications agency that specializes in digital storytelling and effective brand strategy. They help brands build authentic engagement and inspire action through social media campaigns, influencer programs, and community partnerships.
3. Lovesocial has successfully driven engagement and awareness for clients in various industries such as film, technology, lifestyle, and impact organizations. Their campaigns have led to increased donations, policy changes, and expanded brand reach.
Google is developing new technologies like Project Soli and Project Jacquard to advance interactions with small screen devices using hand gestures and smart fabrics. Citizen science projects are using crowdsourced data from devices like surfboards and beehives to study hard to access environments. Marketers are trying novel approaches like bringing whisky magazines to Instagram and using artificial intelligence in digital experiences to engage consumers.
This document provides a summary of trends in marketing, storytelling and digital culture from around the world. It discusses how brands are adapting to changing content consumption on mobile devices and emerging technologies like wearables. Examples include Google's Project Soli which tracks hand movements to interact with devices without touching screens, and Project Jacquard which adds touch-sensitive capabilities to fabrics. The document also covers innovations in areas like prosthetics, accessibility apps, crowdsourced science, location-based marketing using beacons, and how marketers are engaging adult audiences with more playful content and experiences.
Virtual reality is becoming a popular way to have immersive experiences in entertainment. VR films can trigger emotions through binaural sound and dynamic lighting. Facebook is debuting VR-style video ads on the Oculus Rift to allow immersive branded experiences. Gesture control technology is changing human-technology interaction and some applications include using gestures to control functions on cars, smartphones and photography software. Brands must innovate constantly to stay relevant in today's competitive landscape and some examples of digital transformation include KFC creating an in-store music experience app and Starbucks releasing a mobile order and pay app.
The document discusses key themes from the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity in 2015, including an increased emphasis on advertising technology and how it is changing the industry. Speakers called for greater collaboration between creatives and technologists to harness data and build more emotional connections with consumers. The launch of the Cannes Innovation festival focused on how data can be used as the "linchpin" to create more emotional content.
Pilot Pens launched a website application that allows users to create a personalized font using their own handwriting. Users print a template with letter spaces and either scan it or show it to a webcam, and the program copies the outline of the handwriting into a digital font that can be shared. This allows users to send personally handwritten messages in a digital form.
France's first lady Carla Bruni launched the "Born HIV Free" campaign to highlight the issue of babies born with HIV. An animated film called "Baby in the Sky" follows a baby floating through the air embracing an HIV-free future in vivid colors with a dreamlike quality to promote sharing and desire to help rather than guilt.
An
2012 #Canneslion Review - THE GENEROUS AGE OF ADVERTISINGBridget Jung
A round up of the 2012 cannes lions. THE GENEROUS AGE OF ADVERTISING. There is no such thing as a free lunch - this is especially true in advertising. By ‘generous’ we don’t mean pro bono or charity.
We’re talking about brands that do things for and with people. These brands create value and earn attention.
Today’s successful brands find the mutual value exchange between brand and consumer.
The document contains summaries of several marketing campaigns for different clients. The first is for a bus shelter ad campaign conceptualizing wait times. The second is for a new water store called "AQUA" involving in-store customer profiling and interactive shelf displays. The third is a public service campaign for WWF about global warming featuring a melting snowman across print, OOH, and a mobile game. The fourth is a multimedia campaign for Lip Balm featuring embarrassing kissing moments with cracked lips addressed through TVC, print, OOH, and online banners.
Red Bull Nighthunt is a photo contest in Singapore that hid Formula 1 racing pieces around the city. Participants used Instagram to find and take creative photos of the pieces for a chance to win experiences. The campaign increased brand awareness and engagement among young executives.
Virtual Reality: Is this the final frontier for children's entertainment? | @...Dubit
Dubit's Bobby Thandi presented at the Bookseller Children’s Conference in London on 27th September 2016.
His talk was on "Virtual Reality: Is this the final frontier for children's entertainment?"
Gen C:The Connected Collective By Dan Pankrazguestbcb2a7
A deep dive into how social media has given rise to Generation C - the connected collective. Gen C move in 'swarms' and there are some key tenets of successfully engaging with this hyper connected collective.
The document summarizes key quotes and insights from presentations at the 2010 Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival. Some of the notable points included: the importance of listening to social media feedback; how recommendations overtake brand loyalty; the need for agencies to reinvent themselves for the digital world; and how the best innovations come from unexpected places. The festival talks highlighted major shifts towards personalized and transparent marketing enabled by new technologies and changing consumer attitudes.
The Now & Next: Future of Engagement report highlights the ten most important frontiers that will define the future of engagement for marketers, entrepreneurs and changemakers: Crowdfunding, Behavior Change Games, Collaborative Social Innovation, Grassroots Change Movements, Co-creation Communities, Social Curation, Transmedia Storytelling, Collective Intelligence, Social Live Experiences and Collaborative Consumption.
In our individual chapters on the ten frontiers, we start by describing why they are important and how they work; we then examine web platforms and brand programs that point to the future (that is already here); then finish by identifying some of the most important features of that future, with our recommendations on how to benefit from them.
Do subscribe to our email newsletter to receive an invite to download a free copy of the interactive iPad app.
http://peopleslab.mslgroup.com/peoplesinsights/future-of-engagement/
The document discusses Coca-Cola's history and current marketing strategies. It describes how Coca-Cola was invented in 1886 and how the company has expanded globally. It then summarizes some of Coca-Cola's recent marketing campaigns, including the Happiness Machine from 2010, the Hug Me vending machine from 2012, the Small World Machine from 2013, the A Step From Zero dance campaign from 2011-2012, and the Share a Coke campaign from 2013 which printed popular names on bottles. The document shows how Coca-Cola uses innovative experiential marketing and cultural strategies to promote its brands.
Creating Tribal Ideas for Gen C - By Dan Pankraz for Nokia World '09guestbcb2a7
Presented at Nokia World '09 in Stuttgart Germany, this presentation is about creating 'tribal ideas' for youth. Tribal ideas are ideas which spark the rapid mobilisation of youth via social media platforms. This presentation talks about the birth of Gen C via social media and key principals in creating tribal ideas and examples of brands that get it.
Print & Offbeat: Our annual dose of human genius and imagination
From DIY sanitary pads and pages built of sand to take-away flower seeds on billboards, soundproof posters, “audio” print ads, 4G speed tests in print and more.
Extract from the Innovation in Media 2020-21 World Report
In this report, senior executives from five start-ups, ranging from beta-stage groundbreakers to multimillion-dollar darlings of venture capital, offer insights on the shape of things to come in mobile marketing.
The document provides an overview of 6 creative trends that will define 2017 according to Getty Images. The trends discussed are 1) Virtuality - how virtual reality and 360 degree experiences are immersing viewers in new ways; 2) Color Surge - the use of bold, unusual color combinations to attract attention; and 3) Unfiltered - how challenger brands are adopting a raw, documentary aesthetic to connect authentically with younger audiences. The trends are interrelated and influenced by technological advances, changing consumer preferences, and a desire for more authentic storytelling from brands.
Cannes Lions workshop: 5 best practices for better brand experience designJack Morton Worldwide
Johnny Marques, Executive Creative Director of brand experience agency Jack Morton Worldwide, led a workshop at the 2013 Cannes Lions Festival about designing meaningful brand experiences. The workshop focused on five principles for great brand experiences: overstay checkout, community and purpose, useful and purpose, and shareable and purpose. After learning the principles, delegates applied them to a creative brief and presented their ideas.
10 wisdom pills from The Next Web ConferencesAgustín Soriano
The document presents 10 "wisdom pills" or short pieces of strategic advice from the JWT Amsterdam Planning Department. Each pill is 1-3 sentences focusing on a different topic related to technology, marketing, or business strategy. For example, pill #1 discusses how companies like Duolingo and reCAPTCHA harness human power by translating texts or digitizing books. Pill #3 advises that the focus should be on user experiences rather than just product features. The final slides thank the audience and provide contact information for the presentation designers.
The document describes a virtual reality fashion show created by a team of designers. Users receive a package including a modified Google Cardboard VR headset, joystick, and instructions. They can then download an Android application to view 3D garment designs in a virtual environment. The fashion collection on display, called NOISE, features garments meant to evoke existing concepts in unusual ways. All elements of the experience, including the landscapes, sounds, and navigation, aim to provide viewers with a harmonious sensory experience connected to the concept of human-created noise. The team's research concluded 3D modeling software is still developing but shows potential for more sustainable and efficient fashion processes.
The document summarizes the Imagine Cup competition, which challenges students to use their ideas and technical skills to develop innovative apps and solutions. It describes the various competition categories and encourages students to form teams to bring their ideas to life using Microsoft technologies. Winning projects can receive prizes up to $50,000 and a trip to the worldwide finals to compete for a $100,000 grant. The competition aims to help students develop their entrepreneurial talents and potentially discover the next big technological breakthrough.
1. Community level marketing is more effective than traditional marketing because it strengthens brands and consumers prefer real engagement. It allows companies to amplify their base and take care of their customers and community through care and action.
2. Lovesocial is a creative communications agency that specializes in digital storytelling and effective brand strategy. They help brands build authentic engagement and inspire action through social media campaigns, influencer programs, and community partnerships.
3. Lovesocial has successfully driven engagement and awareness for clients in various industries such as film, technology, lifestyle, and impact organizations. Their campaigns have led to increased donations, policy changes, and expanded brand reach.
Google is developing new technologies like Project Soli and Project Jacquard to advance interactions with small screen devices using hand gestures and smart fabrics. Citizen science projects are using crowdsourced data from devices like surfboards and beehives to study hard to access environments. Marketers are trying novel approaches like bringing whisky magazines to Instagram and using artificial intelligence in digital experiences to engage consumers.
This document provides a summary of trends in marketing, storytelling and digital culture from around the world. It discusses how brands are adapting to changing content consumption on mobile devices and emerging technologies like wearables. Examples include Google's Project Soli which tracks hand movements to interact with devices without touching screens, and Project Jacquard which adds touch-sensitive capabilities to fabrics. The document also covers innovations in areas like prosthetics, accessibility apps, crowdsourced science, location-based marketing using beacons, and how marketers are engaging adult audiences with more playful content and experiences.
Virtual reality is becoming a popular way to have immersive experiences in entertainment. VR films can trigger emotions through binaural sound and dynamic lighting. Facebook is debuting VR-style video ads on the Oculus Rift to allow immersive branded experiences. Gesture control technology is changing human-technology interaction and some applications include using gestures to control functions on cars, smartphones and photography software. Brands must innovate constantly to stay relevant in today's competitive landscape and some examples of digital transformation include KFC creating an in-store music experience app and Starbucks releasing a mobile order and pay app.
This document provides a monthly snapshot of trends in marketing, storytelling, and digital culture locally and abroad. It discusses how digital convergence is changing how people relate to illness through smart devices. It also explores how social media demands transparency from brands and how branded content should engage people as human beings rather than demographics. The document then highlights several innovative examples within fashion, medicine, art, commerce, humanitarian efforts, marketing and storytelling that are leveraging new technologies.
This document provides information about Toshiba's viral marketing campaign objectives. It discusses Toshiba as a brand, highlighting its innovation. It outlines the campaign's goals of working with creative teams to produce viral videos that create desire for Toshiba products and sell items. The target audience is identified as those interested in technology and media. Successful viral video features discussed include humor, playfulness, mystery, online/offline integration, and personalization. Examples are given of past successful viral marketing campaigns.
FORWARD TO REALITY - PHYSICAL COMPUTING – THE NEXT LEVEL OF WEB INTERACTION MediaFront
For the past few decades we have been so focused on the virtual – on products that are not tangible, products that reside online, that we interact with through our computers, mobile devices and so on. But now it’s time to take a step in a different direction – actually an old familiar direction, it’s time to reach out of our digital boxes, into the real world and make real things but still retain that connection with the virtual world.
It’s time to merge the digital and the physical and create an internet of things.
We believe this to be the next step in web interaction – well it's already happening – we are merely the messengers!
The document discusses trends in digital marketing and fashion platforms. It notes that brands often adopt new platforms without understanding their full reach and impact. It emphasizes the importance of creating useful, branded content and having a creative social media strategy beyond just profiles. Examples are given of successful integrations between online and offline experiences like geo-located scavenger hunts. The conclusion advocates for making digital content useful, being creative on social media, leveraging offline events, and providing opportunities for online consumer interaction.
The document provides an overview of The Glitch, a digital agency that specializes in creating engaging social media campaigns and digital content. In 3 sentences:
The Glitch has experience running successful social media campaigns for brands like Quiksilver India and launching viral videos. They create interactive digital experiences including mobile apps, online games, and interactive videos. The agency has won over 12 digital awards for their innovative work across social media, video, and mobile platforms.
Digital Communication within Crossmedia (2006)marxerevolution
This document discusses the impact of digital technology on media and society. It outlines several key consumer trends that have emerged like life caching, generation C, online oxygen, yindies, masters of the youniverse, and virtual friendship. These trends are driven by new technologies that allow people to collect and share experiences online, generate their own content, crave constant online access, seek independence through consumption, control virtual worlds/identities, and cultivate online relationships. The opportunities discussed include virtual reality, engagement, and cross-media experiences.
What if your bathroom mirror were an interactive experience serving up the latest traffic, weather and health info? This world is perhaps not as far off as you might think. We're entering a new world of experiences consumers have with brands driven by major forces converging together. These forces are changing consumers forever and causing major disruptions to standard models of marketing and advertising. Relationships consumers have with brands are often driven by the experiences they have with the channels that surround them. Orchestrating these experiences together into a cohesive whole will be our challenge. Welcome to the new era of experience.
The document provides an overview of trends in marketing, storytelling and digital culture from August and September 2015 issues of The Trends Report. Key trends discussed include:
1) Advancements in virtual reality and decentralization of work/learning spaces. Holography is being tested for virtual classrooms.
2) Use of virtual technology in advertising to provide interactive brand experiences. Examples of digital car showrooms and conceptual window displays are mentioned.
3) Emerging mobile health innovations and tools that make healthcare more accessible and affordable. Examples include an x-ray pill and Alzheimer's app.
4) Convergence of industries like fashion and medicine creating new products. Examples include a sweat-sensitive textile
IE Application Question J: "How do you imagine social interaction within 10 years, taking into consideration the impact of technology on human relations?"
First Launched in 2019, this digital wellness collaborative paper aims to have a positive impact on people like us who went through a wake-up call and are trying to make a change in the ultra-connected society we live in by joining forces with thoughtful leaders in the community.
The format is very easy to digest as it brings personal perspectives from top leaders and pioneers in the industry. We carefully selected a diverse and enriching group of people from tech engineers, mindfulness teachers, and entrepreneurs, to therapists, artists, writers, and retreat owners, and asked them to share some tips and inspire the community. Along with their recommendations, this year we launched our #TechSatire series; a parody of the everyday use of technology in our modern society. These pieces of entertainment showcase realistic and socially acceptable situations, which, in reality, are often quite paradoxical. Perhaps, then, tech is not as simple and flawless as how it was sold to us.
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No guts, No glory: 5 steps to become a brave new marketerJoeri Van den Bergh
Our world is changing rapidly. Technology is developing faster than ever. Information is shared and made available everywhere.
This InSites Consulting marketing paper on Generation Y is based on interviews with 21 global marketing executives from various industries (such as Converse, Heineken, Abercrombie & Fitch, BBC, Microsoft, Reckitt & Benckiser and many more) and it offers a 5step plan for marketers to improve their marketing towards the demanding Gen Y customers.
This document provides a summary of trends in marketing, storytelling, and digital culture from February 2015. It discusses emerging trends and innovations related to augmentation, healthcare technologies, ecommerce, data and privacy, social media, experiential marketing, brand storytelling, and the use of virtual reality in both entertainment and storytelling. Specific companies and projects are mentioned as examples within each trend topic.
From gold lamé to vin rosé, Cannes is a special place indeed.
It’s home to the world’s largest and most revered awards festival for the best creative work in Film, Creative Effectiveness, and more.
The week’s content includes seminars, forums and workshops presented by creative leadership from around the world — both from inside and outside the marketing industry.
We learned of brand experience examples such as the Google Creative Sandbox and the Ipsos Ladies Lounge provided insight and inspiration in a relaxed environment.
Oh — and of course — there was legendary partying in true industry style.
This document summarizes key takeaways from the 2015 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. It discusses how cognitive neuroscience can be applied in advertising to make messages memorable by turning them into distinct memories encoded in the appropriate part of the brain. Brands must have a distinctive identity wrapped in an emotional story that creates meaningful connections. Data should be used creatively to target ads effectively. Brands need to focus on experiences rather than being rational and listen to audiences have conversations.
This document summarizes an article about digital marketing and influence. It argues that marketers should shift from trying to directly influence consumers through digital forums to creating entertaining content with embedded products. When this content is shared online, it will fuel new desires among consumers and create viral marketing, as people are more influenced by each other than by brands directly. The document provides the example of Evian's viral "Roller Babies" video to illustrate how entertaining branded content can organically spread and influence consumers through online sharing and discussion.
Social Media & Digital Marketing: A ReflectionNew Mediators
A Pecha Kucha (20x20) to reflect on the modern digital and social media consumer. How has it come about that we depend on technology as much as it depends on us? And what can we make of that?
This discussion was designed for a one-hour meeting of Fashion & Branding lecturers at the Amsterdam Fashion Institute in October 2015.
How to Generate Add to Calendar Link using Cal.etY
Cal.et is a free tool that helps you create “Add to Calendar” links for your events. It supports popular calendar platforms like Google, Apple, Outlook, Yahoo, and Office365. Users can generate short, shareable URLs, customize event details, and even create QR codes for easy access. It’s ideal for embedding event links in emails, websites, and social media, making it easier for participants to save event information directly to their calendars.
Advanced Storytelling Concepts for MarketersEd Shimp
Every marketer knows you’re supposed to tell a story, but do you know how to tell a story? Do you know why you’re supposed to tell a story? Do you even truly know what a story is? While many marketing presentations emphasize the value of mythic storytelling, the nuts and bolts of actually constructing a story are never explored.
The goal of marketing may be to achieve specific KPIs that drive sales, which is very objective, but the top of the marketing funnel requires a softer approach. In our data-driven results-oriented fast-paced world, marketers must quantify results, but those results will never be achieved unless prospects are first approached with humanity.
There is a common misunderstanding that the so-called “soft skills” of marketing such as language and art are unmeasurable and subjective, but while the objective measures of market research are merely 100 years old, the rules of aesthetics have been perfected over the last 2,500 years.
Great story construction is a skill that requires significant knowledge and practice. This presentation will be a review of the ancient art of story construction.
We will discuss:
• Rhetoric – The art of effective communication
• The Socratic Method – You cannot teach, but you can persuade people to learn
• Plato’s Cave – You sell products, but you market ideas
• Aristotle’s Six Dramatic Elements – The secret recipe for marketing stories
This is for senior marketers who are tasked with creating effective narratives or guiding others in the process. By the end of the session, attendees will have gained the knowledge needed to work storytelling into all phases of the buyer’s journey.
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Basic Management Concepts., “Management is the art of getting things done thr...DilanThennakoon
The managers achieve organizational objectives by getting work from
others and not performing in the tasks themselves.
Management is an art and science of getting work done through people.
It is the process of giving direction and controlling the various activities
of the people to achieve the objectives of an organization Management is a universal process in all organized, social and economic activities. Wherever
there is human activity there is management.
Management is a vital aspect of the economic life of man, which is an organized group activity. A
central directing and controlling agency is indispensable for a business concern. The productive
resources –material, labour, capital etc. are entrusted to the organizing skill, administrative ability
and enterprising initiative of the management. Thus, management provides leadership to a
business enterprise. Without able managers and effective managerial leadership the resources of
production remain merely resources and never become production. Management occupies such an
important place in the modern world that the welfare of the people and the destiny of the country
are very much influenced by it.
1.2 MEANING OF MANAGEMENT
Management is a technique of extracting work from others in an integrated and co-ordinated
manner for realizing the specific objectives through productive use of material resources.
Mobilising the physical, human and financial resources and planning their utilization for business
operations in such a manner as to reach the defined goals can be benefited to as management.
1.3 DEFINITION OF MANAGEMENT
Management may be defined in many different ways. Many eminent authors on the subject have
defined the term "management". Some of these definitions are reproduced below:
In the words of George R Terry - "Management is a distinct process consisting of planning,
organising, actuating and controlling performed to determine and accomplish the objectives by the
use of people and resources".
According to James L Lundy - "Management is principally the task of planning, co¬ordinating,
motivating and controlling the efforts of others towards a specific objective",
In the words of Henry Fayol - "To manage is to forecast and to plan, to organise, to command, to
co-ordinate and to control".
According to Peter F Drucker - "Management is a multipurpose organ that manages a business and
manages managers and manages worker and work".
In the words of J.N. Schulze - "Management is the force which leads, guides and directs an
organisation in the accomplishment of a pre-determined object".
In the words of Koontz and O'Donnel - "Management is defined as the creation and maintenance
of an internal environment in an enterprise where individuals working together in groups can
perform efficiently and effectively towards the attainment of group goals".
According to Ordway Tead - "Management is the process and agency which directs and guides the
operations of an organisation in realising of established aim
Did you know that while 50% of content on the internet is in English, English only makes up 26% of the world’s spoken language? And yet 87% of customers won’t buy from an English only website.
Uncover the immense potential of communicating with customers in their own language and learn how translation holds the key to unlocking global growth. Join Smartling CEO, Bryan Murphy, as he reveals how translation software can streamline the translation process and seamlessly integrate into your martech stack for optimal efficiency. And that's not all – he’ll also share some inspiring success stories and practical tips that will turbocharge your multilingual marketing efforts!
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If you’re at all interested in digital
marketing and in making a name for
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you understand how to properly make
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biggest trends in digital marketing as a
whole and is an area that many website owners and brands are investing in
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The Strategic Impact of Storytelling in the Age of AI
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Furthermore, the paper examines emerging trends in marketing software, such as AI and machine learning applications, personalization strategies, predictive analytics, and the ethical considerations surrounding data privacy and consumer rights. Case studies illustrate real-world applications and success stories of businesses leveraging marketing software to achieve significant outcomes in their marketing campaigns.
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2. Digital has transformed
people’s lives. Some
might say for the worse.
Our devices disconnecting
us from the real world and
from human interaction.
3. People don’t live
in the moment
any more.
Everything is
viewed through a
digital window.
Reality has
become virtual.
Emotion has
been diminished.
4. You can say the right thing
about a product and
nobody will listen. You've
got to say it in such a way
that people will feel it
in their gut. Because if
they don't feel it, nothing
will happen.
Bill Bernbach
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7. Digital is breaking out from
devices and turning the world
around us into a digital
experience. By bridging the
digital and physical worlds we can
enhance the emotions making
something that is exciting even
more amazing.
8. AKQA Shanghai turned a
basketball court into an
interactive surface for Kobe
Bryant’s visit as part of the Nike
Mambo campaign.
Watch video
9. Digital is all about enabling participation
and making consumers feel like they are part
of the brand.
Technology, if it is used correctly, is a great
tool to create emotional engagement.
10. In today’s digital world,
people want total access
to a brand, across any
device, anywhere or any
time, customer need to
experience exactly the
same feeling.
So brands have
started looking for
new ways to engage
with their fans.
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13. Technology has made everything so
easy. The amazing becomes everyday
and ordinary. When a new iPhone
comes out so many people moan
about it because there is no leap
beyond their imagination. Yet digital
can help stir up emotions about
something we take for granted.
14. It's so easy and cheap to
fly we not longer find air
travel amazing. British
Airways did an inspiring
campaign in London that
brought back this sense
of wonder and emotion to
air travel.
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15. Fall in love with nature
Upcoming interactive installation
project in Shanghai by Baris
Gencel.
20. EXPERIENCES
• Depth sensor cameras will allow users interact with digital
content by capturing hand movements. Aurora type light
effects and butterflies will swirl with hand movement.
• Custom made breath sensing panels will allow users interact
with digital content by blowing to pollens and flowers. Like
in real life what happens with wind, we are creating the
same experience with help of sensors.
• Smoke filled bubbles, actual scent, ambient sound, wind
22. In modern society (or traditional ones
like China), it's hard for people to
express themselves or display real
individuality, digital platforms can be a
safe way to voice out true feelings. To
show the world what’s you’re
feeling inside.
23. Google allowed some of the most
passionate foreign Manchester United
fans to appear at the big match virtually.
The Front Row campaign live streamed
their reactions to pitch-side LED screens
using Google + Hangouts even though
they were on the other side of the world.
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24. Because many
Chinese consumers
find it hard to express
themselves, the
relationship they have
with social media is
more emotional
compared to the
western world.
26. Women in China have to live up to many expectations and rarely get to make
their own choices. Pantene decided that these independent-minded women
deserved to be praised for being brave enough to walk their own path.
29. When you want to make people
change behavior and potentially save
their lives there is nothing more
powerful than dialing up the fear
factor.
30. Famous for their life jackets, Guy
Cotton wanted to show people
exactly how it feels if you forget
to wear one when you take a trip
out to sea…
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31. Save the Children found a way to
overcome charity fatigue by
triggering emotions and bringing
home the reality of the plight of
Syria’s youngsters.
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33. One of the down sides of digital is
giving everyone the power to put
people down. Negativity is a serious
problem especially amongst young
people experiencing cyber bullying.
But many brands are fighting back,
taking the negatives and owning them.
Transparency and truth can be
a powerful weapon.
34. Under Armour - I will what I want
Droga5 invited Gisele Bundchen to face the harshest
of online critics and trolls, revealing their negative
comments on the walls of the gym where she kicked
ass while working out wearing Under Armour gear.
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35. Dove has been battling negativity for years with
their campaign for real beauty. Two years ago they
won every advertising award festival with this
campaign that showed women that they are more
beautiful than they think.
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36. WARNING
Your campaign has been hacked.
Imitation (or parody) is the sincerest form of flattery.
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37. SEDUCTION
VS.
REPETITION
Today, especially online,
people can choose whether
to see ads or not. Brands
need to make their stories
more emotionally engaging
than ever before. They
need to engage consumers
emotionally. Brands need to
give consumers a reason to
listen to their message.
This is about seduction –
not repetition. So content
becomes much more
important.
38. BRINGING PEOPLE
TOGETHER
Brands can connect with
consumers through digital
channels, but technology
can also bring people
together in the physical
world too!
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In this presentation we want you to experience every emotion, joy, sadness, excitement, fear.
Engaging with a brand in a way that shows our friends a different side will continue to be a powerful way to build brand appeal.
It’s going to become more challenging to attract participants. We need to think bigger and bolder.
Tomorrow we will engage with customers from the inside out, enabling them to dial up real emotions that they can then share with the world.
One of the reason perhaps for the success of Wechat also relates to this emotional engagement with safe self expression where you can decide who you can see your likes or posts or just limited groups.
Facebook doesn't know where you are going to eat, or what food you are looking at!
Today, especially online, most of the time people can choose whether to see ads or not. Brands therefore need to make their stories more emotionally engaging than ever before. They need to engage consumers emotionally. Brands need to give consumers a reason to listen to our message. This is about seduction – not repetition. So content becomes much more important.
One of the problem brands fall behind is Digital marketing. Actually marketing in digital world-, it is marketing in digital world, we should never forget about fundamentals and basics of marketing but need to find ways to implement in digital world. And while doing this please brands and advertising professionals try to use technology to bring people together - following is duracell video
While digital can help us experience more emotion let’s never forget that real life is what really matters.