Este documento presenta tres principios rectores de la organización administrativa: jerarquía, descentralización, desconcentración y coordinación. Explica que la configuración básica de la organización administrativa viene dada por leyes estatales y autonómicas, pero los detalles específicos corresponden a cada administración. También define la competencia administrativa como la titularidad de una potestad sobre una materia por parte de un órgano administrativo.
Mobile Food Truck Promotions Group, has designed a Ice Cream Truck Bed " Custom Fantasy". A Themed Children's Twin Bed. "Get your Ice Cream here" Our newest creation is this whimisical fantasy Ice Cream Truck Bed. With a serving window your child is sure to love sleeping in this custom creation. Comes complete with built-in 7 inch TV/DVD player. Equipped with orange undermounted running lights. This unique bed is handcrafted and painted. Constructed of Red Oak this is sure to be a piece that your child will pass down to their children. Can be painted in your choice of colors.
Twitter Chats and Google+ Hangouts on Air for SES San Francisco 2013Michelle Stinson Ross
This document discusses various ways to generate publicity through social media. It describes how participating in and hosting Twitter chats or Google+ Hangouts can help build relationships with influencers and increase brand exposure. Examples of benefits include being quoted by bloggers, gaining topic authority, and receiving guest expert invitations. The document provides tips for finding relevant chats and hangouts as well as making the most of the engagement and video content generated.
At the Advertising Research Foundation’s (ARF) 2011 annual re:think convention, a key issues forum presentation was held entitled What’s on Their Screens, What’s on Their Minds: Consumer Insights from Our Multi-Screen World. The presentation offers insight into understanding the profile of multi-screen consumers. The screens focused on are smart phones, computers, televisions, and gaming consoles. Natasha HritzukDirector of Global InsightsMicrosoft Advertising presented.
This document summarizes findings from a survey of 1,000 connected consumers conducted by Razorfish in 2009. Some key findings include:
- 65% of consumers report that a digital experience with a brand changed their opinion of that brand, and 97% say such an experience influenced a purchase.
- Consumers are actively engaging with brands online through searching for brands, watching commercials on YouTube, reading corporate blogs, and posting reviews.
- Contrary to conventional wisdom, consumers are open to brand advertising and engagement on social networks - 76% welcome ads on social networks, and 40% have friended a brand on Facebook or MySpace.
- While consumers follow brands online, they may not be as passionate
Este documento presenta tres principios rectores de la organización administrativa: jerarquía, descentralización, desconcentración y coordinación. Explica que la configuración básica de la organización administrativa viene dada por leyes estatales y autonómicas, pero los detalles específicos corresponden a cada administración. También define la competencia administrativa como la titularidad de una potestad sobre una materia por parte de un órgano administrativo.
Mobile Food Truck Promotions Group, has designed a Ice Cream Truck Bed " Custom Fantasy". A Themed Children's Twin Bed. "Get your Ice Cream here" Our newest creation is this whimisical fantasy Ice Cream Truck Bed. With a serving window your child is sure to love sleeping in this custom creation. Comes complete with built-in 7 inch TV/DVD player. Equipped with orange undermounted running lights. This unique bed is handcrafted and painted. Constructed of Red Oak this is sure to be a piece that your child will pass down to their children. Can be painted in your choice of colors.
Twitter Chats and Google+ Hangouts on Air for SES San Francisco 2013Michelle Stinson Ross
This document discusses various ways to generate publicity through social media. It describes how participating in and hosting Twitter chats or Google+ Hangouts can help build relationships with influencers and increase brand exposure. Examples of benefits include being quoted by bloggers, gaining topic authority, and receiving guest expert invitations. The document provides tips for finding relevant chats and hangouts as well as making the most of the engagement and video content generated.
At the Advertising Research Foundation’s (ARF) 2011 annual re:think convention, a key issues forum presentation was held entitled What’s on Their Screens, What’s on Their Minds: Consumer Insights from Our Multi-Screen World. The presentation offers insight into understanding the profile of multi-screen consumers. The screens focused on are smart phones, computers, televisions, and gaming consoles. Natasha HritzukDirector of Global InsightsMicrosoft Advertising presented.
This document summarizes findings from a survey of 1,000 connected consumers conducted by Razorfish in 2009. Some key findings include:
- 65% of consumers report that a digital experience with a brand changed their opinion of that brand, and 97% say such an experience influenced a purchase.
- Consumers are actively engaging with brands online through searching for brands, watching commercials on YouTube, reading corporate blogs, and posting reviews.
- Contrary to conventional wisdom, consumers are open to brand advertising and engagement on social networks - 76% welcome ads on social networks, and 40% have friended a brand on Facebook or MySpace.
- While consumers follow brands online, they may not be as passionate
The document describes 12 strange tourist attractions across North America, including the world's largest balls of twine in Kansas and Minnesota, giant statues like Paul Bunyan and the Jolly Green Giant, and unusual structures like the House on the Rock in Wisconsin and Coral Castle in Florida. It explores the origins and histories of these attractions, many of which were initially constructed as advertising or promotional schemes but have since become tourist destinations in their own right.
This document discusses the growing popularity of image-based social networks like Pinterest and Instagram. It notes that Pinterest has become the third most popular social network and cements the importance of high-quality, shareable images. Facebook is also moving towards more visual content with changes to its interface. The acquisition of Instagram by Facebook for $1 billion shows the value placed on images. The document provides statistics on user demographics and behaviors on each platform, suggesting brands use these sites to engage customers where they are active and share visual content.
At the Advertising Research Foundation’s (ARF) 2011 annual re:think convention, a key issues forum presentation was held entitled, What Consumers Really Think: Neurometric Response to Advertising in iPad® Magazines. EmSense technology was used to measured consumer responses such as eye tracking and neuro-scientific responses. Use of a bio-sensory involvement map was presented on. The presentation included examples for iPad® Magazines and Korean Air. The presenters included, Betsy Frank-Chief Research & Insights Officer at Time Inc., Elissa Moses-Chief Analytics at EmSense Corporation, & Michael Haggerty-SVP, US Director, Research & Marketing Accountability at Universal McCann.
At the Advertising Research Foundation’s (ARF) 2011 annual re:think convention, a key issues forum presentation was held entitled Study of the Key Drivers of Online Content Consumption. An AOL sponsored study to better understand content usage was presented. Presenters included, Kristin Kovner- Senior Marketing Director at AOL, Bill Ziff-Levine-Principal & Co-Founder Data & Management at Counsel, Inc., & Jon Stewart- Research Director at Nielsen.
The document discusses using social media to increase attendance at meetings and add value. It provides tips for using different social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr and LinkedIn to market events, engage attendees, and share content. Recommendations include creating social media accounts for events, assigning a team to engage on platforms before and during events, livestreaming, taking questions on Twitter, and encouraging hashtags. It also stresses the importance of planners and suppliers working together on social media strategies to extend events beyond physical walls and continue engagement afterwards. The conclusion provides an action list for auditing social media use and experimenting with implementation.
The document describes 12 strange tourist attractions across North America, including the world's largest balls of twine in Kansas and Minnesota, giant statues like Paul Bunyan and the Jolly Green Giant, and unusual structures like the House on the Rock in Wisconsin and Coral Castle in Florida. It explores the origins and histories of these attractions, many of which were initially constructed as advertising or promotional schemes but have since become tourist destinations in their own right.
This document discusses the growing popularity of image-based social networks like Pinterest and Instagram. It notes that Pinterest has become the third most popular social network and cements the importance of high-quality, shareable images. Facebook is also moving towards more visual content with changes to its interface. The acquisition of Instagram by Facebook for $1 billion shows the value placed on images. The document provides statistics on user demographics and behaviors on each platform, suggesting brands use these sites to engage customers where they are active and share visual content.
At the Advertising Research Foundation’s (ARF) 2011 annual re:think convention, a key issues forum presentation was held entitled, What Consumers Really Think: Neurometric Response to Advertising in iPad® Magazines. EmSense technology was used to measured consumer responses such as eye tracking and neuro-scientific responses. Use of a bio-sensory involvement map was presented on. The presentation included examples for iPad® Magazines and Korean Air. The presenters included, Betsy Frank-Chief Research & Insights Officer at Time Inc., Elissa Moses-Chief Analytics at EmSense Corporation, & Michael Haggerty-SVP, US Director, Research & Marketing Accountability at Universal McCann.
At the Advertising Research Foundation’s (ARF) 2011 annual re:think convention, a key issues forum presentation was held entitled Study of the Key Drivers of Online Content Consumption. An AOL sponsored study to better understand content usage was presented. Presenters included, Kristin Kovner- Senior Marketing Director at AOL, Bill Ziff-Levine-Principal & Co-Founder Data & Management at Counsel, Inc., & Jon Stewart- Research Director at Nielsen.
The document discusses using social media to increase attendance at meetings and add value. It provides tips for using different social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr and LinkedIn to market events, engage attendees, and share content. Recommendations include creating social media accounts for events, assigning a team to engage on platforms before and during events, livestreaming, taking questions on Twitter, and encouraging hashtags. It also stresses the importance of planners and suppliers working together on social media strategies to extend events beyond physical walls and continue engagement afterwards. The conclusion provides an action list for auditing social media use and experimenting with implementation.