2nd part of presentation The Future of Media deals with Content. Again, very few slides in which I try to offer basic references when looking into the future with the objective of presenting practical guidelines being followed by media companies, regardless of their size, when trying to build the news content they need.
2012-06-26 | Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum
New Approches to Education of Sustainable Development
Workshop 30 #WS30
Best Practice:
Internationale Sommeruniversität + Web 2.0
*You find the notes after the folios.*
Dr. Jutta Franzen
KMGNE
www.kmgne.de
Presentation from NASA's Social Media Manager Stephanie L. Schierholz about overseeing the agency's 200+ social media accounts. Presented Oct. 4, 2011, at Ragan Communications "Communicating Your Company Story" hosted by Southwest Airlines.
Check in to the Universe: NASA and Location Based Services Foursquare and Gow...Stephanie Schierholz
Presentation NASA's Social Media Manager Stephanie L. Schierholz gave about NASA's use of location based services and social media at the Social Media World Forum in New York on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2011.
2nd part of presentation The Future of Media deals with Content. Again, very few slides in which I try to offer basic references when looking into the future with the objective of presenting practical guidelines being followed by media companies, regardless of their size, when trying to build the news content they need.
2012-06-26 | Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum
New Approches to Education of Sustainable Development
Workshop 30 #WS30
Best Practice:
Internationale Sommeruniversität + Web 2.0
*You find the notes after the folios.*
Dr. Jutta Franzen
KMGNE
www.kmgne.de
Presentation from NASA's Social Media Manager Stephanie L. Schierholz about overseeing the agency's 200+ social media accounts. Presented Oct. 4, 2011, at Ragan Communications "Communicating Your Company Story" hosted by Southwest Airlines.
Check in to the Universe: NASA and Location Based Services Foursquare and Gow...Stephanie Schierholz
Presentation NASA's Social Media Manager Stephanie L. Schierholz gave about NASA's use of location based services and social media at the Social Media World Forum in New York on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2011.
Presentation at What's Next DC on Jan. 23, 2012, from NASA's Social Media Manager Stephanie L. Schierholz about how to plan and run a tweetup based on lessons learned from NASA's 31 #NASATweetup events.
Some people say the web is dying, but I believe it’s just getting started. And what will kick it into overdrive is the Physical Web: the ability to discover, engage, and interact with smart devices (or that “dumb” tree over there) using nothing more than a browser.
In this presentation, we explore the impact these new capabilities may have on the way we design and think about this (increasingly near) future web.
Fallon Brainfood: The Google+ Opportunity for BrandsAki Spicer
Fallon's Director of Innovation Marty Wetherall explains what Google+ is (other than the fastest growing site in history), why Google made it (the real inside sports stuff), why we should care (I mean, do we really need another social network?), and what it all means for brands (it's bigger than you think).
Fallon Brainfood is a monthly all-agency lunch conducted by Fallon Planners. Wide-ranging topics explore trends, business issues, and actionable opportunities for our brands. Moreover, Brainfood offers us a chance to come together, share a beer and some pizza, and engage in a stimulating discussion on a variety of interesting topics that affect our business.
Notre concours de bannières « petit mais puissant » a eu lieu en Espagne, il débarque aujourd’hui en France!
Pourrez-vous créativement surpasser les espagnols et gagner peut être un iPod Touch, un caméscope HD ou un chèque-Kadéos de 100€?
RDV sur concoursgettyimages.fr pour le savoir!
Plus de détails sur le concours et les surprises « spéciales Facebook » sur notre page Facebook/GettyImagesFrance.
Schema Piano Marketing: per avviare nuove Imprese e riposizionare il proprio business. Per elaborare Strategie e azioni di Marketing vincenti!
Esempio Marketing Plan per Agenzia web e comunicazione
Presentation at What's Next DC on Jan. 23, 2012, from NASA's Social Media Manager Stephanie L. Schierholz about how to plan and run a tweetup based on lessons learned from NASA's 31 #NASATweetup events.
Some people say the web is dying, but I believe it’s just getting started. And what will kick it into overdrive is the Physical Web: the ability to discover, engage, and interact with smart devices (or that “dumb” tree over there) using nothing more than a browser.
In this presentation, we explore the impact these new capabilities may have on the way we design and think about this (increasingly near) future web.
Fallon Brainfood: The Google+ Opportunity for BrandsAki Spicer
Fallon's Director of Innovation Marty Wetherall explains what Google+ is (other than the fastest growing site in history), why Google made it (the real inside sports stuff), why we should care (I mean, do we really need another social network?), and what it all means for brands (it's bigger than you think).
Fallon Brainfood is a monthly all-agency lunch conducted by Fallon Planners. Wide-ranging topics explore trends, business issues, and actionable opportunities for our brands. Moreover, Brainfood offers us a chance to come together, share a beer and some pizza, and engage in a stimulating discussion on a variety of interesting topics that affect our business.
Notre concours de bannières « petit mais puissant » a eu lieu en Espagne, il débarque aujourd’hui en France!
Pourrez-vous créativement surpasser les espagnols et gagner peut être un iPod Touch, un caméscope HD ou un chèque-Kadéos de 100€?
RDV sur concoursgettyimages.fr pour le savoir!
Plus de détails sur le concours et les surprises « spéciales Facebook » sur notre page Facebook/GettyImagesFrance.
Schema Piano Marketing: per avviare nuove Imprese e riposizionare il proprio business. Per elaborare Strategie e azioni di Marketing vincenti!
Esempio Marketing Plan per Agenzia web e comunicazione
Marketing plan blomor gruppo 4+8 classe 07Elisa Floridia
trategic marketing plan realizzato nell'ambito del corso di studi di "Strategic marketing modulo I", dal gruppo 4+8 della classe 7 del corso di Marketing management, a.c. 2011/2012. Il progetto, partendo da un audit esterno con riferimento al segmento dello streetwear in Italia e dalla situation analysis del'azienda Blomor s.r.l., ha visto la realizzazione di un piano strategico che si ponesse come obiettivo un incremento delle vendite della linea di pdt maschile e dell'awareness del marchio presso il target dei giovani clienti
Guida pratica al Piano di marketing. Finalmente la guida pratica che ti spiega come realizzare un piano di marketing passo dopo passo. Autore Alessandro Casagrande di caffebollenteintazzagrossa.it
Business Plan "Piano di marketing per lo sviluppo turistico di Golfo AranciMTM IULM
The module "Business Plan" of the Master in Tourism Management of IULM university enables participants to elaborate a team entrepreneurial project based on a strategic and economical analysis, applying tools and methodologies learnt during the Master under the supervision of a tutor. The Business Plan "Piano di marketing per lo sviluppo turistico di Golfo Aranci" (MMT III edition) aims at developing a marketing plan for the tourism enhancement of the area of Golfo Aranci in Sardinia. Another objective is to evaluate the economic and financial feasibility of a new hotel in Golfo Aranci. The tutor of the project is Emilio Valdameri, President of Progetto Turismo.
Voice Search: How Will it Affect Search Marketers in 2017?Clark Boyd
Voice Search is a strategic priority for Google, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft. Why is it so crucial, who looks likely to win the race for voice search supremacy, and how will it affect SEO & PPC in 2017?
A Comprehensive Business Report on the Way Forward after Google goes public in 2004.
All work is mine under the eagle-eyed guidance of the famous Professor Robert Mockler at St. John\'s University\'s Tobin College of Business.
Alot of the suggestions i make were actually enacted by Google in the years that followed. You can call it coincidence.
The days of a one-size-fits-all solution are long gone. Digital today is about creating a customer experience that caters to an individuals needs.
The recent Econsultancy/Adobe Digital Intelligence Briefing found that the number one digital priority for organisations in 2015 was lead by Targeting & Personalisation.
This is a deck I recently presented at a conference to some of Australia's largest ecommerce retailers. It outlines the fundamentals of digital personalisation and how the big players in digital are focusing their efforts (and budgets) on creating a personalised customer experience for their audience.
It touches on the big three - Amazon, Facebook and Google, as well as discussing the personalisation and customisation offerings available in the market today.
Hope you find it helpful.
Greenlight's Magazine: Search & Social Media Survey EditionGreenlight Digital
Read our Search and Social Media Survey Edition which focuses on the results of our 2012 survey, which asked 500 internet users for their views on Mobile, Facebook Advertising, Fan Acquisition and searching online in multiple languages.
Why Your Searching Sucks (and How to Break Your Google.com Addiction)gwasny
Explores why businesspeople and organizations need to use more than just Google.com when searching the web, and how they can diversify their web scanning and gather more and better information online
Why Your Searching Sucks (and How to Break Your Google.com Addiction)
Garrett Wasny: Google offers much more than most know
1. The Bottom Line February 2011 13
FOCUS
Google offers much more than most know
By GARRETT WASNY track of publications and topics
and LAWRENCE WONG specif ied by the user — and
hile search engines like Google Sidebar, which appears on
W Google have created a
revolution by putting
oceans of information at the fin-
the left side of the screen during a
Google search. Sidebar allows
people to easily refine their search
gertips of people all over the in a number of ways so it’s better
world, the sad truth is that most filtered and the optimal informa-
people don’t know how to really tion rises to the top of the list.
use them to their full potential. Keep in mind that, while
For most, using a search engine Google is good, it’s not the only
is limited to typing in a word or search engine out there. For
two in the search box on the home example, Bing, Microsoft’s search
page, hitting ‘enter’ and seeing engine, and Yahoo! often bring dif-
what pops up. That approach uses ferent results for the same search
a small fraction — just one per terms. And few people seem to
cent — of Google’s full capabili- know that the second biggest
ties. It often misses what the search engine is actually YouTube.
searcher is looking for or buries it It’s not just for funny clips and ZZ
way down a list of responses gen- Top videos from the 1980s. Many
erated by a query that was not tai- businesses are posting everything
lored to get the best result. from tutorials and product infor-
If a person types in chartered mation to visual annual reports
accountant at Google.ca, without and public meetings on YouTube.
quotation marks, over three mil- That makes it a very important
lion results appear. Type in “char- resource.
tered accountant” with quotes Professionals should also be
around it and that number goes to aware of vertical search engines
about two million. Just putting For most, using a search engine is limited to typing in a that focus on a specific industry,
words in quotations narrows a function or issue. For example, too
search by only bringing back
word or two in the search box on the home page, hitting few accountants seem to know
responses where the two words are ‘enter’ and seeing what pops up. That approach uses a small about www.ifacnet.com, a search
used side by side, thereby elimi- engine website powered by
nating responses linked to docu- fraction — just one per cent — of Google’s full capabilities. Google. On the site, it explains
ments that might have an irrele- that ifacnet.com is a “one-stop
vant sentence like: “After Garret Wasny and Lawrence Wong access to high-quality resources
consulting an accountant fishing and information developed by the
buddy, he chartered a boat.” appears at least three times will unknowns; that is to say we know Further tailoring can take alerts International Federation of
To really start honing a search, appear. there are some things we do not from looking at everything on the Accountants (IFAC) and other
it’s best to use the TPL method, Go to different national ver- know. But there are also unknown net to focusing on news sites, leading accountancy organizations
which stands for time, place, lingo. sions of Google — like Canada’s unknowns — the ones we don’t blogs or videos. Using the TPL from around the world. This search
Treat a Google query as if it were a Google.ca as opposed to know we don’t know.” method creates ‘super alerts’ that engine, powered by Google, pro-
human reference librarian. If Google.com — and searches give In fact, Rumsfeld’s statement, avoid filling a person’s inbox with vides access to a wide range of rel-
someone were seeking a forensic more prominence to local content. while a bit convoluted, makes per- irrelevant material. Those with evant materials to assist profes-
accountant currently operating in People looking for a type of fect sense, especially for busy pro- unique names may be able to get sional accountants in business,
Toronto, would it really be best to document in a particular format fessionals. Which accountant away with a simple search of their small- and medium-sized practi-
go to a librarian and say: can narrow their search by speci- wouldn’t want to keep constant name, however the John Smiths of tioners, auditors, accounting aca-
“accountant”? Searching ‘forensic fying the type of file. A search of track of what is being said about the world are going to want to demics, and others in their day-to-
accountant Toronto 2011’ on f iletype:ppt “chartered existing or potential clients, their narrow things a little with some- day operations.”
Google.ca gets about 65,500 Professionals, like accountants,
results, while ‘accountant’ gets who aren’t using the Internet to its
more than 30 million. Poor search techniques put the average fullest potential risk falling behind
Adding context and details to a the competition. After all, if
query brings better results. Search curious person or eager student at a knowledge is your business, who
“House” and Google will report can really know too much?
back on everything from dwellings disadvantage and are inexcusable for
and parliaments to curling and Garrett Wasny, MA, CMC,
places of worship. Type “House”
business professionals. CITP, is known as the ‘Internet
“TV” and the results will focus guy’ and ‘Google guru’ who
WASNY
more on the Hugh Laurie drama,
Garret Wasny and Lawrence Wong advises accountants and other
albeit with a lot of home improve- professional service providers on
ment shows thrown in for good accountant” is confined to Power- firm or, most importantly, them? how to improve their online search
measure. Point f iles on the net and f ile- Can anyone afford to wait until skills, increase their web produc-
This type of search refinement type:xls “chartered accountant” they’re aware the information tivity and transform how they use
is merely the tip of the iceberg. limits the search to Excel spread- exists to search for it when they the web in their business, career
Little changes to a search bring sheet files. can actually arrange to get it sent and life. He conducts a seminar on
different results. Make a term Poor search techniques put the to them automatically in advance? Advanced Internet Research Tech-
plural — chartered accountants — average curious person or eager One of best products out there is niques for Accountants for the
and the search gets a different student at a disadvantage and are Google Alerts, which seems sadly Institute of Chartered Accountants
result. Using American versus inexcusable for business profes- under-utilized even though it’s both of Ontario. His website is
British spellings — center versus sionals. free and very effective. Google thing like “John Smith” “chartered www.garrettwasny.com and can be
centre, for example — also Former U.S. Secretary of Alerts allows people to set up auto- accountant” “Toronto.” easily found by Google.
delivers different results. Type a Defense Donald Rumsfeld was matic searches for as many and any Used properly, Google Alerts
term twice in the search box to get once widely ridiculed for saying: terms they can come up with. are part of the GARS search tech- Lawrence Wong, CA, is asso-
results where the phrase is used “There are known knowns; there Those searches can be customized nique that encompasses alerts, ciate director, professional devel-
twice. Type it three times and only are things we know we know. We to bring results weekly, daily or as plus Google Reader — an easy to opment at the Institute of Char-
links to items where the phrase also know there are known the term appears in real time. use RSS aggregator that will keep tered Accountants of Ontario.