La comunicazione visiva in città: le opportunità del Digital Signage per ridi...Personalive srl
Intervento di Andrea Boaretto, Politecnico di Milano; Rodolfo Rotta Gentile, MediaClic; Marco Oltrona Visconti, Display Italia Magazine; Michele Casali, IGPDecaux; Pierpaolo Nave, Clear Channel a Viscom Talk 2014 sul tema della comunicazione visiva in città e il Digital Signage
Il contesto cambia molto più di quello che sembra - Mario Abis 28 nov 2011Personalive srl
Atti della presentazione di Mario Abis nell'ambito del convegno "Il Marketing si guarda allo specchio e si scopre strabico" svoltosi al Politecnico di Milano il 28 novembre 2011
Whats going on at your campus may 30 vol. 7berklibrary
The document provides updates from various campus libraries, including information about study spaces, cultural displays, fitness displays, and audio book promotions. Updates are given from libraries in NYC, Paramus, and Woodbridge on individual study areas, a film club discussion, photos from a student's Egypt trip, armed forces and fitness month displays, an eco-therapy event, and sampling audiobooks. Campus libraries are sharing information about resources and events.
ClearFit is a hiring solution that aims to solve the $60 billion problem employers face in improving hiring success rates. They claim to find job candidates and predict their success 5 times better than traditional hiring methods. Their cloud-based platform uses big data to create job success norms that become more accurate over time as more users are added, allowing them to continually improve at predicting job success. ClearFit presents itself as an affordable solution for SMBs that buries its costs in job posting prices and allows employers to create job posts and rank applicants against top performers in just 5 minutes.
Marketing trends 2013 predictions by a marketforceaMarketForce
The document discusses marketing trends predicted for 2013 by aMarketForce. It predicts that 1) past marketing trends will change with a focus on real-time engagement and tracking ROI, 2) responsive mobile websites will be important for customer access, 3) end-to-end digital marketing beyond just SEO will be needed, 4) social networking will be closely incorporated into marketing strategies, and 5) visual marketing through images and video will continue to play a major role in digital marketing. The document is authored by Durga Singh, Marketing Manager of aMarketForce, a B2B marketing company that helps other businesses improve their marketing campaigns.
This document provides guidance on assessing and measuring an organization's online audience and engagement across various digital platforms.
It begins by outlining metrics to evaluate a website's audience size, how visitors find the site, popular pages and content, geographic locations of visitors, and engagement levels. It then discusses evaluating email lists, including size, growth, delivery and engagement rates. Metrics for Facebook, Twitter and YouTube audiences and engagement are also outlined.
Benchmark data is presented for various metrics like email open rates, Facebook fan growth and engagement. Tools for measuring different online channels are also listed. The document concludes by providing examples for using social media to take online action, such as adding an email signup form to a Facebook page or using has
La comunicazione visiva in città: le opportunità del Digital Signage per ridi...Personalive srl
Intervento di Andrea Boaretto, Politecnico di Milano; Rodolfo Rotta Gentile, MediaClic; Marco Oltrona Visconti, Display Italia Magazine; Michele Casali, IGPDecaux; Pierpaolo Nave, Clear Channel a Viscom Talk 2014 sul tema della comunicazione visiva in città e il Digital Signage
Il contesto cambia molto più di quello che sembra - Mario Abis 28 nov 2011Personalive srl
Atti della presentazione di Mario Abis nell'ambito del convegno "Il Marketing si guarda allo specchio e si scopre strabico" svoltosi al Politecnico di Milano il 28 novembre 2011
Whats going on at your campus may 30 vol. 7berklibrary
The document provides updates from various campus libraries, including information about study spaces, cultural displays, fitness displays, and audio book promotions. Updates are given from libraries in NYC, Paramus, and Woodbridge on individual study areas, a film club discussion, photos from a student's Egypt trip, armed forces and fitness month displays, an eco-therapy event, and sampling audiobooks. Campus libraries are sharing information about resources and events.
ClearFit is a hiring solution that aims to solve the $60 billion problem employers face in improving hiring success rates. They claim to find job candidates and predict their success 5 times better than traditional hiring methods. Their cloud-based platform uses big data to create job success norms that become more accurate over time as more users are added, allowing them to continually improve at predicting job success. ClearFit presents itself as an affordable solution for SMBs that buries its costs in job posting prices and allows employers to create job posts and rank applicants against top performers in just 5 minutes.
Marketing trends 2013 predictions by a marketforceaMarketForce
The document discusses marketing trends predicted for 2013 by aMarketForce. It predicts that 1) past marketing trends will change with a focus on real-time engagement and tracking ROI, 2) responsive mobile websites will be important for customer access, 3) end-to-end digital marketing beyond just SEO will be needed, 4) social networking will be closely incorporated into marketing strategies, and 5) visual marketing through images and video will continue to play a major role in digital marketing. The document is authored by Durga Singh, Marketing Manager of aMarketForce, a B2B marketing company that helps other businesses improve their marketing campaigns.
This document provides guidance on assessing and measuring an organization's online audience and engagement across various digital platforms.
It begins by outlining metrics to evaluate a website's audience size, how visitors find the site, popular pages and content, geographic locations of visitors, and engagement levels. It then discusses evaluating email lists, including size, growth, delivery and engagement rates. Metrics for Facebook, Twitter and YouTube audiences and engagement are also outlined.
Benchmark data is presented for various metrics like email open rates, Facebook fan growth and engagement. Tools for measuring different online channels are also listed. The document concludes by providing examples for using social media to take online action, such as adding an email signup form to a Facebook page or using has
What’s going on at your campus march vol 22berklibrary
The document discusses upcoming events at the campus for Women's History Month, including photos submitted by Bernadette showing past events related to Women's Studies and Women's History Month. It encourages students to submit their photos of the library by the 30th of each month to be included in a future slideshow highlighting the campus.
This newsletter provides updates on summer programs and events at the campus. It discusses a summer reading display and author event that 30 people attended. It also describes a chess tournament hosted by Eugene that had 8 student participants, with plans for more tournaments traveling to other campuses. Additionally, it outlines Amanda's presentation on 3D printing that was viewed live by 2 people and recorded for others to watch later, providing the video link. The newsletter encourages submitting photos by the 30th of each month to be included in future issues.
The document summarizes notes from the Computers in Libraries 2012 conference. It discusses keynotes on creating innovative libraries and strategic planning goals. Notes cover trends in library services like meeting users wherever they are, enriching campus programs, and ensuring equitable access to knowledge. The conference reinforced ideas like using technology initiatives, capturing ideas, and providing opportunities for users to create content.
1) The study examined the effects of face-to-face and computer-mediated constructive controversy on social interdependence, motivation, and achievement.
2) 101 undergraduates participated in either face-to-face, synchronous computer-mediated, or asynchronous computer-mediated conditions involving a controversial debate topic.
3) Results showed that the synchronous computer-mediated condition led to more cooperative perceptions, higher motivation, and better achievement outcomes than the asynchronous condition, which was closest to face-to-face interaction.
The Customer Loyalty Conundrum by Forrester ConsultingPaul Writer
The document discusses a study on customer loyalty programs. It finds that while loyalty marketers are confident in their strategies, there are gaps in how they integrate data and insights. Most programs focus on discounts and retention, but struggle to innovate and prove ROI across channels. Emerging channels like mobile and social are underutilized despite being important to reach customers. Loyalty programs need better integration of data and the ability to deliver personalized offers in real time.
The document summarizes key points from a conference on libraries and assessment held at Syracuse University from June 12-13, 2012. Some of the main ideas discussed were that libraries need to transform from solely being repositories to places for collaboration and social activities. Libraries also need to focus on access over collections and partner more closely with faculty. Assessment of library services and spaces also needs to change to keep up with new technologies and student needs.
The document is a messaging calendar template for planning advocacy content publishing across multiple channels over time. It includes columns for milestones, related materials, website, email, Facebook, Twitter, listservs, and other channels. The template can be used to schedule announcements, updates, reminders and other content for an upcoming campaign launch and activities in the first month as an example.
concurso organizado por el Departamento de Alemán IES Goya Zaragoza con el tema “Yo como alcalde / alcaldesa”, en el que l@s alumn@s de 3º y 4º de ESO debían realizar power-points en que expusieran sus ideas para mejorar la calidad de vida de su ciudad
The campaign used social marketing methods like ads, promotional items, and community outreach to educate domestic workers and employers about heat safety laws. It saw marked increases in awareness of heat risks, positive attitudes towards heat protection messages, and protective behaviors like asking for and using shade, water, and rest. Evaluation found 70-95% of workers talked to others or took actions like looking for information after seeing campaign materials. The campaign empowered workers to know and assert their rights.
This document outlines a live Q&A session on multi-family investing hosted by Anthony Crecco. The session discusses the benefits of multi-family investing such as cash flow, appreciation, tax advantages, and lifestyle freedom. Crecco has experience in many areas of real estate including entrepreneurship, brokerage, property management, home building, land development, remodeling, and fix and flips. He encourages participants to ask questions during the session and offers a free strategy session for those interested in learning more about multi-family investment opportunities.
This document provides guidance on using various library databases and resources to research topics at Berkeley College. It highlights ProQuest Central, CQ Researcher, and Opposing Viewpoints as starting points, noting quick tips for using each. ProQuest Central allows basic or narrowed searches and ensures full-text results. CQ Researcher contains in-depth reports on topics rather than articles. Opposing Viewpoints allows browsing or searching issues. The document instructs students to download a research log, explore two of the mentioned databases plus relevant websites, and post any research questions to the discussion board.
What’s going on at your campus march vol 22berklibrary
The document discusses upcoming events at the campus for Women's History Month, including photos submitted by Bernadette showing past events related to Women's Studies and Women's History Month. It encourages students to submit their photos of the library by the 30th of each month to be included in a future slideshow highlighting the campus.
This newsletter provides updates on summer programs and events at the campus. It discusses a summer reading display and author event that 30 people attended. It also describes a chess tournament hosted by Eugene that had 8 student participants, with plans for more tournaments traveling to other campuses. Additionally, it outlines Amanda's presentation on 3D printing that was viewed live by 2 people and recorded for others to watch later, providing the video link. The newsletter encourages submitting photos by the 30th of each month to be included in future issues.
The document summarizes notes from the Computers in Libraries 2012 conference. It discusses keynotes on creating innovative libraries and strategic planning goals. Notes cover trends in library services like meeting users wherever they are, enriching campus programs, and ensuring equitable access to knowledge. The conference reinforced ideas like using technology initiatives, capturing ideas, and providing opportunities for users to create content.
1) The study examined the effects of face-to-face and computer-mediated constructive controversy on social interdependence, motivation, and achievement.
2) 101 undergraduates participated in either face-to-face, synchronous computer-mediated, or asynchronous computer-mediated conditions involving a controversial debate topic.
3) Results showed that the synchronous computer-mediated condition led to more cooperative perceptions, higher motivation, and better achievement outcomes than the asynchronous condition, which was closest to face-to-face interaction.
The Customer Loyalty Conundrum by Forrester ConsultingPaul Writer
The document discusses a study on customer loyalty programs. It finds that while loyalty marketers are confident in their strategies, there are gaps in how they integrate data and insights. Most programs focus on discounts and retention, but struggle to innovate and prove ROI across channels. Emerging channels like mobile and social are underutilized despite being important to reach customers. Loyalty programs need better integration of data and the ability to deliver personalized offers in real time.
The document summarizes key points from a conference on libraries and assessment held at Syracuse University from June 12-13, 2012. Some of the main ideas discussed were that libraries need to transform from solely being repositories to places for collaboration and social activities. Libraries also need to focus on access over collections and partner more closely with faculty. Assessment of library services and spaces also needs to change to keep up with new technologies and student needs.
The document is a messaging calendar template for planning advocacy content publishing across multiple channels over time. It includes columns for milestones, related materials, website, email, Facebook, Twitter, listservs, and other channels. The template can be used to schedule announcements, updates, reminders and other content for an upcoming campaign launch and activities in the first month as an example.
concurso organizado por el Departamento de Alemán IES Goya Zaragoza con el tema “Yo como alcalde / alcaldesa”, en el que l@s alumn@s de 3º y 4º de ESO debían realizar power-points en que expusieran sus ideas para mejorar la calidad de vida de su ciudad
The campaign used social marketing methods like ads, promotional items, and community outreach to educate domestic workers and employers about heat safety laws. It saw marked increases in awareness of heat risks, positive attitudes towards heat protection messages, and protective behaviors like asking for and using shade, water, and rest. Evaluation found 70-95% of workers talked to others or took actions like looking for information after seeing campaign materials. The campaign empowered workers to know and assert their rights.
This document outlines a live Q&A session on multi-family investing hosted by Anthony Crecco. The session discusses the benefits of multi-family investing such as cash flow, appreciation, tax advantages, and lifestyle freedom. Crecco has experience in many areas of real estate including entrepreneurship, brokerage, property management, home building, land development, remodeling, and fix and flips. He encourages participants to ask questions during the session and offers a free strategy session for those interested in learning more about multi-family investment opportunities.
This document provides guidance on using various library databases and resources to research topics at Berkeley College. It highlights ProQuest Central, CQ Researcher, and Opposing Viewpoints as starting points, noting quick tips for using each. ProQuest Central allows basic or narrowed searches and ensures full-text results. CQ Researcher contains in-depth reports on topics rather than articles. Opposing Viewpoints allows browsing or searching issues. The document instructs students to download a research log, explore two of the mentioned databases plus relevant websites, and post any research questions to the discussion board.