Moontoast's explains Facebook's July 2013 announcement about rich media. Discover how rich media works in Facebook, the impact of the coming changes and the new opportunities for social advertisers.
The document describes Technorati Media, a social media advertising network. It summarizes Technorati Media as the largest social media ad network with 130 million monthly unique visitors. It details Technorati Media's premium social media network of 500+ blogs and social networks, and its proprietary "Cmads" conversational ad units. The document provides examples of case studies featuring brands like IBM, Sony, Verizon, and Infiniti that leveraged Technorati Media's network and ad products.
Xumanii is a new social networking and live streaming site that allows users to stream live content directly from their profile page using a webcam and laptop. It provides tools for multi-camera productions and live editing to produce concerts, video blogs, and other content. Users can also sell tickets to their live streams and add sponsorships or ads. The site launched with a free virtual ticket to a Drake concert. It aims to give artists, filmmakers, and others a way to market themselves and broadcast live worldwide.
Golden Gekko is a cross-platform specialist that has developed over 400 apps in the past 12 years for more than 100 brands across 5 countries, as shown in their portfolio highlighting projects for clients such as the US National Guard, VW, O2, Heathrow Airport, Mercedes F1 team, Mango, Bacardi, Johnny Walker, and movies like Despicable Me.
Southwest Airlines uses social media primarily to build relationships with customers and engage with them in real-time. On Twitter, Southwest displays high levels of popularity, influence, engagement and trust. However, responding effectively to criticism remains a challenge. In the future, Southwest aims to become more conversational on social media to further strengthen bonds with its audience.
Bye Bye Promo-Tab: Integrated Facebook Marketing with Open Graph-Apps & Pages
Talk by Michael Kamleitner, Die Socialisten @ Allfacebook.de Marketing Conference 2013 in Munich
Although there is a large percentage of top apps that are social, numbers from
Apple and Google show that on average only 3-5 apps are downloaded a month. On top of that, according to Localytics, only about 25% of those apps continue to be used. So, why are so few apps successful? Bottom line - most suck.
This document provides guidance on how to buy app install ads on Google. It outlines setting up an AdWords account and campaign, designing app promotion ads, and using the Search Network and Display Network to target users. It also notes that third party platforms can help optimize app install campaigns on Google to directly buy installs based on cost per install.
Second screen advertising: Correlation between Television and Digital Landsca...MOCA Interactive
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"Correlation between Television and Digital Landscape in Italy". The presentation presented by Marco Ziero (MOCA Interactive) during 2014 edition of iMetrics (Moscow, Russia). The topic is the second screen and the goal is to share some insights and best practices about how to get the most out of second screen phenomenon. MOCA presented some opportunities for companies through a research and a case study. The research want to answer the question "Do the brands that invest on TV know that they are talking to potential/acquired customers constantly running into the customer journey?". The case study is about a digital advertising campaign synchronized with television campaign. The key concept of the presentation is the customer journey. The suggestion is that all channels (online and offline) should work together. In the end, three trends: TV sync, audio fingerprinting/watermarking (e.g. Shazam), user account.
The document describes Technorati Media, a social media advertising network. It summarizes Technorati Media as the largest social media ad network with 130 million monthly unique visitors. It details Technorati Media's premium social media network of 500+ blogs and social networks, and its proprietary "Cmads" conversational ad units. The document provides examples of case studies featuring brands like IBM, Sony, Verizon, and Infiniti that leveraged Technorati Media's network and ad products.
Xumanii is a new social networking and live streaming site that allows users to stream live content directly from their profile page using a webcam and laptop. It provides tools for multi-camera productions and live editing to produce concerts, video blogs, and other content. Users can also sell tickets to their live streams and add sponsorships or ads. The site launched with a free virtual ticket to a Drake concert. It aims to give artists, filmmakers, and others a way to market themselves and broadcast live worldwide.
Golden Gekko is a cross-platform specialist that has developed over 400 apps in the past 12 years for more than 100 brands across 5 countries, as shown in their portfolio highlighting projects for clients such as the US National Guard, VW, O2, Heathrow Airport, Mercedes F1 team, Mango, Bacardi, Johnny Walker, and movies like Despicable Me.
Southwest Airlines uses social media primarily to build relationships with customers and engage with them in real-time. On Twitter, Southwest displays high levels of popularity, influence, engagement and trust. However, responding effectively to criticism remains a challenge. In the future, Southwest aims to become more conversational on social media to further strengthen bonds with its audience.
Bye Bye Promo-Tab: Integrated Facebook Marketing with Open Graph-Apps & Pages
Talk by Michael Kamleitner, Die Socialisten @ Allfacebook.de Marketing Conference 2013 in Munich
Although there is a large percentage of top apps that are social, numbers from
Apple and Google show that on average only 3-5 apps are downloaded a month. On top of that, according to Localytics, only about 25% of those apps continue to be used. So, why are so few apps successful? Bottom line - most suck.
This document provides guidance on how to buy app install ads on Google. It outlines setting up an AdWords account and campaign, designing app promotion ads, and using the Search Network and Display Network to target users. It also notes that third party platforms can help optimize app install campaigns on Google to directly buy installs based on cost per install.
Second screen advertising: Correlation between Television and Digital Landsca...MOCA Interactive
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"Correlation between Television and Digital Landscape in Italy". The presentation presented by Marco Ziero (MOCA Interactive) during 2014 edition of iMetrics (Moscow, Russia). The topic is the second screen and the goal is to share some insights and best practices about how to get the most out of second screen phenomenon. MOCA presented some opportunities for companies through a research and a case study. The research want to answer the question "Do the brands that invest on TV know that they are talking to potential/acquired customers constantly running into the customer journey?". The case study is about a digital advertising campaign synchronized with television campaign. The key concept of the presentation is the customer journey. The suggestion is that all channels (online and offline) should work together. In the end, three trends: TV sync, audio fingerprinting/watermarking (e.g. Shazam), user account.
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.
With app store overpopulation becoming a real
problem for developers, we look at how app install
advertising on Facebook, Google, YouTube and Twitter
could make a significant difference.
Increase Engagement With in App Advertising 2013Dung Tri
The document discusses how in-app advertising has evolved from simple banner ads to more interactive ad formats that can improve user engagement and returns for advertisers. It introduces the concept of the "App Usage Cycle" which describes three stages - Entry Point, Engagement, and Exit Point - that users go through when interacting with an app. The key is matching the right ad format to each stage - for example, using app walls or notifications rather than just banners - to maximize engagement and returns throughout the user's experience with the app. Companies like LeadBolt are innovating new ad formats that take advantage of this approach to in-app advertising.
Next generation technologies are changing how people interact with organizations and consume information across various devices and contexts. These paradigm shifts require rethinking how user experiences are designed in applications to emphasize context, portability, integration, mobility and connectedness. Real estate developers are leveraging new technologies like mobile, social media, and augmented reality to develop innovative digital experiences that simplify complex real estate projects and make them relatable for customers.
The document outlines a pitch deck for the Yexy app, which allows users to score each other's attractiveness and message matches. It proposes 14 revenue models centered around collecting user data and analytics to sell to brands. These include providing real-time brand perception scores, mobile advertising, and testing marketing campaign effectiveness. The financial projections estimate $660 million in revenue the first year with 10 clients. Growth strategies involve viral sharing through Facebook, sponsoring college events, and partnering with other apps and brands.
The document discusses real-time marketing and social media marketing. It introduces the SHIFT platform, which connects brands and agencies to people, apps, and data to help with real-time business decisions. The SHIFT platform includes the Moontoast social rich media advertising platform. The document then describes how marketers can use the Moontoast activation hub and SHIFT media manager together on the SHIFT platform to more effectively collaborate in real-time and drive social marketing results. It provides steps on how advertisers can use the platforms to create interactive rich media ads and paid social media campaigns.
The document discusses mobile applications in the travel process and phases of travel. It outlines the development of mobile technologies and devices. It analyzes how travelers currently use mobile apps for inspiration, planning, during their journey, and on-site. It provides examples of popular travel apps for each phase. It also discusses developing a mobile strategy, defining objectives and targeting devices, content, and partnerships to reach travelers throughout the travel process.
The document discusses various types of mobile marketing solutions including SMS, MMS, mobile sites, games, applications, voucher/ticketing, location-based services, image recognition, and augmented reality. It provides examples of campaigns using these solutions from brands like BMW, Warner Bros., Rexona, Vodafone, Nike, Carlsberg, and others. The types of mobile solutions, their descriptions and example campaigns are outlined to illustrate how mobile can be used for advertising and engagement purposes.
The time for big brands to get strategic about marketing their apps is now. Mobile apps are no longer standalone entities for big brands. What we’re now seeing is brands integrating mobile apps into their business models and their overall marketing strategies -- to build closer customer relationships and drive business.
It’s no longer enough for brands to just have an app (or a suite of apps) and promote it through traditional channels. Now that brands recognize the impact mobile apps are having on business, their focus is shifting to employ a strategic marketing approach to their apps.
All this means that big brands are starting to treat their apps as more than just another channel – they’re treating them as a business. And they’re getting serious about marketing their apps, by putting the marketing resources behind them and incorporating apps as part of their ongoing strategy.
Top-tier brands like Coca Cola®, Sephora®, Wal-Mart®, and many more are all publically talking about the central role apps play in their marketing strategy. Here, we’ll describe what some of those brands are doing, how they’re doing it, and outline 10 strategic moves brands are employing to get more strategic about their mobile apps.
Web 2.0, Social Media & Digital MarketingHarshil Karia
This document discusses the concepts of Web 2.0 and social media. It covers what Web 2.0 is, how social media relates to Web 2.0, and the changing behaviors of consumers online. It also discusses the current state of social media usage in India, how brands can engage with consumers on social media, and how social media may evolve with mobile technologies. The document provides an overview of these topics to understand digital marketing strategies.
The document discusses online advertising and how banner ads have historically had very low click-through rates. It notes that people spend more time online than with their families and outlines spending on online ads, which was up 18% in 2011 to $31 billion. The rest of the document proposes that banners can be more effective if they are interactive, entertaining or useful, self-contained, and contextual. It provides examples of campaigns that incorporated these principles and were more successful at engaging users than traditional static banner ads.
This document summarizes Addictive Mobility's mobile marketing services including mobile out of home advertising, branded social media engagement, mobile applications, augmented reality tours, data visualization, and reporting tools. It provides examples of projects for Doritos and Mazda and explains how the company's services can help measure existing marketing, achieve higher response rates, attain customer behavior insights, and build customer relationships through mobile engagement.
Kelli Vanover is a UX designer based in Brooklyn. She has a background in nonprofit communications and multimedia advocacy. Her resume and portfolio highlight her UX process which includes user research, information architecture, wireframing, usability testing and more. She has case studies for projects done for Venmo, an AR podcast app called 2100, and a subscription bundle company.
Kelli Nichole Vanover is a UX designer based in Brooklyn. She has a background in nonprofit communications and uses her strengths in storytelling and compassion to solve problems through design. Her UX process involves research, information architecture, UI design, prototyping, and usability testing. She has experience designing features for Venmo and an augmented reality app to promote reducing carbon footprints.
Marketing for mobile app begins when an idea turns into product. Perhaps, mobile app marketing is in huge demands due to the increasing number of mobile application uploaded on app stores. Now, you may be thinking of how I take my mobile app to different level, so that it can stand out. Thus, to solve your problem we have all 13 easy steps that will take your app marketing to next level.
Pop-up ads originated in the mid-1990s as a way to display advertisements in separate windows from websites in response to complaints about banner ads. Over time, pop-ups became a nuisance and led to the development of ad blockers. More recently, pop-up designs have evolved to mimic real ads and apps in order to appear credible while still aiming to attract users' attention, gather information, or promote products and services. However, some pop-ups also contain malicious content targeting vulnerable groups like the elderly.
The 7 Elements of a Perfect Social Media CampaignClosed
The 7 Elements of a Perfect Social Media Campaign was a webinar hosted by Marcus Whitney, Co-founder of Moontoast, and Shoutlet's Kira Sparks. Learn the essential elements that go into creating a perfect campaign, along with compelling examples from real brands.
Conquering Sales With The New Wave of Mobile Brand AdvocatesClosed
This document discusses how brands can leverage mobile advocates to promote their brand. It notes that 50% of purchasing decisions are influenced by personal recommendations and brand advocates are more likely to spend more and share more about a brand. The document then discusses how mobile usage is growing rapidly and most internet time is spent on apps, making mobile the best way to engage advocates. It provides tips on creating an advocacy program and using mobile rich media like galleries and reviews to involve advocates. Overall it promotes developing a brand advocacy strategy to engage existing and new customers on mobile.
Your Guide to Social Advertising for the Holiday SeasonClosed
You’ve got your marketing budget earmarked for the holiday rush. Now comes the tough part: deciding how to spend it.
It’s an ongoing problem for marketers. New marketing channels, social networks and ad types continue to pop up, and it is a marketer's job to be aware of where consumers are spending their time and money. The pressure is on for brand marketers to keep in pace with consumers.
In this webinar, Tim Bosch, Director of Media and Planning of Likeable Media, and Marcus Whitney, CTO and Co-founder of Moontoast, reveal insights on how to help you plan your holiday social advertising strategy for maximum impact.
Social media has been the catalyst for change in marketing strategies and objectives. And now with the introduction of Rich Media on Social, brands have changed the way they interact with their social audiences. Providing relevant content in new engaging ways allows brands to build brand awareness and loyalty while achieving Social ROI. Take a look at the infographic below to see where users are spending their time and how Social Rich Media is providing powerful results.
5 Ways To Fix Your Broken Mobile AdvertisingClosed
Mobile usage continues to grow among consumers, and nearly 60% of smartphone owners don't go an hour without checking their phones. Marketers are using mobile advertising to tap into their target audiences, however there are significant challenges acting as roadblocks to mobile ad success.
Don’t let these challenges stand in your way of reaching real business objectives. Find out:
- The questions you should be asking before creating mobile ads
- The five components your mobile ads must include
- How to fix your mobile ads
- And more
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.
With app store overpopulation becoming a real
problem for developers, we look at how app install
advertising on Facebook, Google, YouTube and Twitter
could make a significant difference.
Increase Engagement With in App Advertising 2013Dung Tri
The document discusses how in-app advertising has evolved from simple banner ads to more interactive ad formats that can improve user engagement and returns for advertisers. It introduces the concept of the "App Usage Cycle" which describes three stages - Entry Point, Engagement, and Exit Point - that users go through when interacting with an app. The key is matching the right ad format to each stage - for example, using app walls or notifications rather than just banners - to maximize engagement and returns throughout the user's experience with the app. Companies like LeadBolt are innovating new ad formats that take advantage of this approach to in-app advertising.
Next generation technologies are changing how people interact with organizations and consume information across various devices and contexts. These paradigm shifts require rethinking how user experiences are designed in applications to emphasize context, portability, integration, mobility and connectedness. Real estate developers are leveraging new technologies like mobile, social media, and augmented reality to develop innovative digital experiences that simplify complex real estate projects and make them relatable for customers.
The document outlines a pitch deck for the Yexy app, which allows users to score each other's attractiveness and message matches. It proposes 14 revenue models centered around collecting user data and analytics to sell to brands. These include providing real-time brand perception scores, mobile advertising, and testing marketing campaign effectiveness. The financial projections estimate $660 million in revenue the first year with 10 clients. Growth strategies involve viral sharing through Facebook, sponsoring college events, and partnering with other apps and brands.
The document discusses real-time marketing and social media marketing. It introduces the SHIFT platform, which connects brands and agencies to people, apps, and data to help with real-time business decisions. The SHIFT platform includes the Moontoast social rich media advertising platform. The document then describes how marketers can use the Moontoast activation hub and SHIFT media manager together on the SHIFT platform to more effectively collaborate in real-time and drive social marketing results. It provides steps on how advertisers can use the platforms to create interactive rich media ads and paid social media campaigns.
The document discusses mobile applications in the travel process and phases of travel. It outlines the development of mobile technologies and devices. It analyzes how travelers currently use mobile apps for inspiration, planning, during their journey, and on-site. It provides examples of popular travel apps for each phase. It also discusses developing a mobile strategy, defining objectives and targeting devices, content, and partnerships to reach travelers throughout the travel process.
The document discusses various types of mobile marketing solutions including SMS, MMS, mobile sites, games, applications, voucher/ticketing, location-based services, image recognition, and augmented reality. It provides examples of campaigns using these solutions from brands like BMW, Warner Bros., Rexona, Vodafone, Nike, Carlsberg, and others. The types of mobile solutions, their descriptions and example campaigns are outlined to illustrate how mobile can be used for advertising and engagement purposes.
The time for big brands to get strategic about marketing their apps is now. Mobile apps are no longer standalone entities for big brands. What we’re now seeing is brands integrating mobile apps into their business models and their overall marketing strategies -- to build closer customer relationships and drive business.
It’s no longer enough for brands to just have an app (or a suite of apps) and promote it through traditional channels. Now that brands recognize the impact mobile apps are having on business, their focus is shifting to employ a strategic marketing approach to their apps.
All this means that big brands are starting to treat their apps as more than just another channel – they’re treating them as a business. And they’re getting serious about marketing their apps, by putting the marketing resources behind them and incorporating apps as part of their ongoing strategy.
Top-tier brands like Coca Cola®, Sephora®, Wal-Mart®, and many more are all publically talking about the central role apps play in their marketing strategy. Here, we’ll describe what some of those brands are doing, how they’re doing it, and outline 10 strategic moves brands are employing to get more strategic about their mobile apps.
Web 2.0, Social Media & Digital MarketingHarshil Karia
This document discusses the concepts of Web 2.0 and social media. It covers what Web 2.0 is, how social media relates to Web 2.0, and the changing behaviors of consumers online. It also discusses the current state of social media usage in India, how brands can engage with consumers on social media, and how social media may evolve with mobile technologies. The document provides an overview of these topics to understand digital marketing strategies.
The document discusses online advertising and how banner ads have historically had very low click-through rates. It notes that people spend more time online than with their families and outlines spending on online ads, which was up 18% in 2011 to $31 billion. The rest of the document proposes that banners can be more effective if they are interactive, entertaining or useful, self-contained, and contextual. It provides examples of campaigns that incorporated these principles and were more successful at engaging users than traditional static banner ads.
This document summarizes Addictive Mobility's mobile marketing services including mobile out of home advertising, branded social media engagement, mobile applications, augmented reality tours, data visualization, and reporting tools. It provides examples of projects for Doritos and Mazda and explains how the company's services can help measure existing marketing, achieve higher response rates, attain customer behavior insights, and build customer relationships through mobile engagement.
Kelli Vanover is a UX designer based in Brooklyn. She has a background in nonprofit communications and multimedia advocacy. Her resume and portfolio highlight her UX process which includes user research, information architecture, wireframing, usability testing and more. She has case studies for projects done for Venmo, an AR podcast app called 2100, and a subscription bundle company.
Kelli Nichole Vanover is a UX designer based in Brooklyn. She has a background in nonprofit communications and uses her strengths in storytelling and compassion to solve problems through design. Her UX process involves research, information architecture, UI design, prototyping, and usability testing. She has experience designing features for Venmo and an augmented reality app to promote reducing carbon footprints.
Marketing for mobile app begins when an idea turns into product. Perhaps, mobile app marketing is in huge demands due to the increasing number of mobile application uploaded on app stores. Now, you may be thinking of how I take my mobile app to different level, so that it can stand out. Thus, to solve your problem we have all 13 easy steps that will take your app marketing to next level.
Pop-up ads originated in the mid-1990s as a way to display advertisements in separate windows from websites in response to complaints about banner ads. Over time, pop-ups became a nuisance and led to the development of ad blockers. More recently, pop-up designs have evolved to mimic real ads and apps in order to appear credible while still aiming to attract users' attention, gather information, or promote products and services. However, some pop-ups also contain malicious content targeting vulnerable groups like the elderly.
The 7 Elements of a Perfect Social Media CampaignClosed
The 7 Elements of a Perfect Social Media Campaign was a webinar hosted by Marcus Whitney, Co-founder of Moontoast, and Shoutlet's Kira Sparks. Learn the essential elements that go into creating a perfect campaign, along with compelling examples from real brands.
Conquering Sales With The New Wave of Mobile Brand AdvocatesClosed
This document discusses how brands can leverage mobile advocates to promote their brand. It notes that 50% of purchasing decisions are influenced by personal recommendations and brand advocates are more likely to spend more and share more about a brand. The document then discusses how mobile usage is growing rapidly and most internet time is spent on apps, making mobile the best way to engage advocates. It provides tips on creating an advocacy program and using mobile rich media like galleries and reviews to involve advocates. Overall it promotes developing a brand advocacy strategy to engage existing and new customers on mobile.
Your Guide to Social Advertising for the Holiday SeasonClosed
You’ve got your marketing budget earmarked for the holiday rush. Now comes the tough part: deciding how to spend it.
It’s an ongoing problem for marketers. New marketing channels, social networks and ad types continue to pop up, and it is a marketer's job to be aware of where consumers are spending their time and money. The pressure is on for brand marketers to keep in pace with consumers.
In this webinar, Tim Bosch, Director of Media and Planning of Likeable Media, and Marcus Whitney, CTO and Co-founder of Moontoast, reveal insights on how to help you plan your holiday social advertising strategy for maximum impact.
Social media has been the catalyst for change in marketing strategies and objectives. And now with the introduction of Rich Media on Social, brands have changed the way they interact with their social audiences. Providing relevant content in new engaging ways allows brands to build brand awareness and loyalty while achieving Social ROI. Take a look at the infographic below to see where users are spending their time and how Social Rich Media is providing powerful results.
5 Ways To Fix Your Broken Mobile AdvertisingClosed
Mobile usage continues to grow among consumers, and nearly 60% of smartphone owners don't go an hour without checking their phones. Marketers are using mobile advertising to tap into their target audiences, however there are significant challenges acting as roadblocks to mobile ad success.
Don’t let these challenges stand in your way of reaching real business objectives. Find out:
- The questions you should be asking before creating mobile ads
- The five components your mobile ads must include
- How to fix your mobile ads
- And more
Accelerate Native Advertising Using Rich Media On SocialClosed
Native advertising has proven to be an excellent tool for brands to drive marketing goals and results. Brands looking to build deep relationships with their audience can harness the power of native advertising through Social Rich Media. Results have proven that $1 spent on a Facebook ad garners 4,000 impressions, and Facebook ads lead for conversion rates at 1.08%. Rich media ads on social receive 4.6 clicks within the ad once it is expanded, 38% of which also result in a social share.
In this infographic, take a look at how Social Rich Media takes the capabilities of native ads and accelerates them in order to drive deeper engagement and more powerful business results.
J.Kornas, Pojęcie i znaczenie prawa porównawczego (komparatystyki prawniczej)joanna_kornas
Joanna Kornas, Pojęcie i znaczenie prawa porównawczego (komparatystyki prawniczej), VII Kongresu Kół Naukowych
i Artystycznych Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
Radzików, 10-12 grudnia 2010 r.
A Distributed Approach to Solving Overlay Mismatching ProblemZhenyun Zhuang
This document proposes an algorithm called Adaptive Connection Establishment (ACE) to address the topology mismatch problem between the logical overlay network and physical underlying network in unstructured peer-to-peer systems. ACE builds a minimum spanning tree among each source node and its neighbors within a certain diameter, optimizes connections not on the tree to reduce redundant traffic, while retaining search scope. It evaluates tradeoffs between topology optimization and information exchange overhead by changing the diameter. Simulation results show ACE can significantly reduce unnecessary P2P traffic by efficiently matching the overlay and physical network topologies.
J.KORNAS, Zasada i obowiązki lojalności kontraktowej jako standard wykonania ...joanna_kornas
Joanna Kornas, Zasada i obowiązki lojalności kontraktowej jako standard wykonania zobowiązania (art. 354 kodeksu cywilnego) w orzecznictwie Sądu Najwyższego [w:] Ochrona strony słabszej stosunku prawnego. Księga jubileuszowa ofiarowana Profesorowi Adamowi Zielińskiemu, pod red. M.Boratyńskiej, Warszawa 2016
Rich Social: Not Your Grandfather's Rich MediaClosed
Social media has become a significant part of marketing strategies across all industries - social marketing budgets are projected to double over the next 5 years. As the top Internet activity, Social is an avenue that marketers need to not only recognize, but understand how to blend into their marketing strategies to best suit their brand's needs.
In this webinar deck, learn the most effective methods of building, managing and optimizing your social campaigns.
Behind the Scenes: How the Entertainment Industry is Tapping into SocialClosed
Social channels have quickly become an extension of a brand’s image, product and voice — and for good reason. Today’s digital audiences expect to engage with brands on a more personal level, and in the Entertainment Industry, that engagement is at all times, on all devices, and on all networks.
This presentation goes over how Entertainment brands are using social media in their marketing campaigns. Learn:
- How social is used to instill excitement in a fan base
- Ways to drive business results for film, TV, and gaming
- Methods for reaching your audience at moments that most influence their decisions
- Successful campaigns from some of the biggest entertainment brands
Using social analytics effectively to prove social roiClosed
Moontoast provides social analytics and rich media advertising platforms. Shaun White presented on using social analytics to prove social ROI. He discussed defining KPIs like discovery, interaction, transaction, and endorsement (DITE) to track campaign performance. Facebook insights and Twitter ads dashboards provide standard metrics, while Moontoast's platform benchmarks performance, enables market testing, and prioritizes placements through integrated data. The presentation aimed to demonstrate how social advertisers can understand, measure, and optimize their return on social media investments.
J.KORNAS, Kapitały Tier I oraz Tier II jako składniki funduszy własnych bankó...joanna_kornas
Joanna Kornas, Kapitały Tier I oraz Tier II jako składniki funduszy własnych banków po wejściu w życie rozporządzenia CRR i implementacji do prawa polskiego dyrektywy CRD IV [w:] Zmiany na rynku finansowym w dobie kryzysu. Zagadnienia prawne, pod red. M.Lemmonier, Sz.Kisiel, M.Marianski, Olsztyn 2016
Este documento es un libro titulado "30 ideas sobre las ideas" que contiene 30 ilustraciones sencillas con frases inspiradoras sobre la creatividad y las ideas. El libro fue creado por Marco Colín y publicado con el apoyo de Ricardo Ampudia y la escuela MIAMI AD SCHOOL México. El libro incluye una sección de postales desprendibles con las ilustraciones para que puedan ser compartidas.
Leveraging Global Events to Reach Your Social AudienceClosed
As a brand marketer, how do you cut through the social noise in order to create better awareness, participation and conversation? Use global events, like the Super Bowl, the Olympics, and the World Cup, to boost your social marketing strategy.
J.KORNAS, List zastawny a sekurytyzacjajoanna_kornas
Joanna Kornas, List zastawny a sekurytyzacja, III Ogólnopolska Konferencja Naukowa - Prawo rynku finansowego jako odrębna gałąź prawa, Olsztyn, 24 października 2016 r., Uniwersytet Warmińsko-Mazurski w Olsztynie, Katedra Prawa Finansowego, Koło Naukowe Prawa Inwestycyjnego, http://wpia.uwm.edu.pl/konferencje/prawo-rynku-finansowego-jako-odrebna-galaz-prawa
Black Hat Marketing Tricks Could Poison Your BrandClosed
Marketers are on a constant hunt to get their brand name and message spread to a greater audience, and sometimes those efforts turn unethical. Black hat marketing tactics, whether you know you are employing them or not, may seem like they’ll benefit your brand, but the long term negative effects are crushing.
This presentation goes through what you need to know about black hat marketing in order to protect your brand. Find out:
- Types of black hat marketing
- Policies against black hat marketing you need to be aware of
- Ways to avoid being banned from critical sites such as Google, Facebook and Twitter
How Auto Brands are Using Social to Maximize Marketing StrategiesClosed
With unprecedented social network ad targeting capabilities available to auto marketers, it's easier than ever to put content in front of in-market consumers. But how do you get the most out of that content and drive fans along the consumer journey?
In this presentation, discover the role of Native ads verses Social Rich Media, how to implement Social Rich Media with your existing marketing plan, and real results from other top automotive brands who have discovered the keys to succeeding in the social/mobile landscape.
The document outlines strategies for tactical communication and de-escalation. It discusses assessing situations, positioning tactically, initial intervention through bonding and purpose, persuasion using benefits and four techniques, and de-escalation through deflecting, blocking, ignoring, and venting. It stresses liking, trusting, listening, understanding, respecting others in a non-threatening, positive way.
The document outlines plans for a new social media application. It discusses the purpose of allowing users to share their daily experiences with friends. It aims to improve upon existing popular platforms like Snapchat, Facebook, and Instagram by addressing issues identified in reviews. The target user is described as being between 13-25 years old, across all gender and ethnicities but mostly lower-middle social classes. Website functionality would allow users to sign up, view a homepage, see friends' profiles, stories and more. A production plan outlines weekly development tasks. A launch date of February 5th is proposed. Equipment and staffing needs are estimated, with revenue expected from advertisements and in-app purchases. Legal and ethical concerns around privacy, copyright, and
This document outlines plans for developing a social media application. It discusses including features for communication like messaging, video/voice calls, and custom emojis. The app will allow sharing updates with friends or publicly. Revenue will come from advertising, with costs depending on the type of ads and placement. Legal issues around privacy, copyright, and accessibility are addressed. Guidelines from organizations like W3C and WaSP will be followed for website standards and terms of use.
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Facebook Rich Media Announcement: What does it all mean?
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Webinar
Facebook Rich Media Announcement:
What Does It All Mean?
August 7, 2013
Presenter
Errol Apostolopoulos, VP Product
errol@moontoast.com
@errol33
3. What Moontoast Believes – Social Rich Media Ads Drive ROI
We believe that social ads need to be branded, interactive experiences that deliver
rich engagement for the top brands and agencies to drive social ROI.
“
4. Social Rich Media Aligns With Macro Economics
Consumers spending more time on Social
Social networks coming of age for
advertisers
Explosion of mobile adoption
Growth of online video advertising as
viewers migrate
Value cost is still high in digital advertising
versus TV, especially social & mobile
Interactive advertising supports the entire
path-to-purchase to maximize ROI
Innovation with interactive advertising is
creating unique opportunities in social to
leverage the news feed (e.g. location-based
services, OpenGraph stories)
5. Social Rich Media Ads Target Audiences Along Consumer Journey
Awareness
Lead
Generation
Preference Shopping Experience Endorsement
Interactive and transactional rich media experiences which engage social consumers
throughout the entire path-to-purchase journey within the social context.
6. Moontoast’s Social Rich Media Platform
Activation Hub
Ad builder to create, manage and
analyze your ads and campaigns
Interactive Rich Media Ads
Moontoast’s interactive ads can be distributed at scale on major social
channels like Facebook and Twitter, across multiple device types
responsively.
Social Analytics
Measure and optimize
campaign and ad performance
versus benchmarks.
8. What Does Facebook’s Rich Media Announcement Mean?
Mobile-optimized rich media ads trigger
an interactive HTML5 experience in a
full-screen browser– when a person
clicks on the offsite link, they are taken
outside of Facebook. This creates a
frictionless transaction without causing
disruption within the News Feed.
“
”Moving forward, we encourage
developers to focus on creating great rich
media experiences on mobile. On
desktop, developers should focus on
optimizing Page post links and photo
Page posts for client objectives.
“
9. Moontoast Social Rich Media Works Everywhere!
Moontoast’s Social Rich Media
platform was built from the ground
up to work across devices and
social networks.
On mobile device, Moontoast has
always supported HTML5 rich
media experiences that work off a
Page post link, there is no change
from this announcement.
On desktop, Moontoast has always
supported a hosted custom embed
landing page that works off a Page
post link, there is no change from
this announcement.
11. Lead Acquisition Demo
DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
12. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
Which takes them to a branded
experience, with a video and
form to receive updates.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
13. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
14. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
15. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
16. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
17. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decided to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
18. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to share this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
19. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to share this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
21. Sweepstakes Demo
DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to participate in
the contest, they fill-out
the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
22. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
Which takes them to a branded
experience, with a video and
form to receive updates.
If the user decides to participate in
the contest, they fill-out
the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Sweepstakes Demo
23. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from a
newsfeed.
If the user decides to participate in
the contest, they fill-out
the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Sweepstakes Demo
24. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from a
newsfeed.
If the user decides to participate in
the contest, they fill-out
the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Sweepstakes Demo
25. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from a
newsfeed.
If the user decides to participate in
the contest, they fill-out
the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Sweepstakes Demo
26. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from a
newsfeed.
If the user decides to participate in
the contest, they fill-out
the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Sweepstakes Demo
27. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from a
newsfeed.
If the user decides to participate in
the contest, they fill-out
the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to share this app with
friends and family.
Sweepstakes Demo
28. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from a
newsfeed.
If the user decides to participate in
the contest, they fill-out
the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to share this app with
friends and family.
Sweepstakes Demo
30. Lead Acquisition Demo
DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
31. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
Which takes them to a branded
experience with a
wallpaper, video, and form to
receive updates.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
32. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
33. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
34. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decided to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
35. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “SUBMIT” button
to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to share this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
36. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to share this app with
friends and family.
Lead Acquisition Demo
38. Sweepstakes Demo
DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to sign up for
updates, they fill-out the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
39. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
Which takes them to a branded
experience with a wallpaper,
video, and form to receive
updates.
If the user decides to participate in
the contest, they fill-out
the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Sweepstakes Demo
40. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to participate in
the contest, they fill-out
the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Sweepstakes Demo
41. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to participate in
the contest, they fill-out
the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to shared this app with
friends and family.
Sweepstakes Demo
42. DISCOVERY
INTERACTION
TRANSACTION
ENDORSEMENT
User clicks on the post from the
newsfeed.
If the user decides to participate in
the contest, they fill-out
the form.
Once the form is complete, the user
would press the “ENTER NOW”
button to submit.
After the submission, the user is
asked to share this app with
friends and family.
Sweepstakes Demo
44. So……..What’s changed with this announcement?
Inline rich media units using
Flash are now only supported
for Organic Posts.
This is the change that matters
to social advertisers as they
will no longer be able to
promote these ad units with
paid media.
45. So……..Here’s how the Desktop Page post link works for Paid
Paid Media Page post link will
no longer support the Inline
Flash expansion, but it will still
linked to a hosted embed
landing page.
47. Why work with Moontoast? ……Innovation
2013 Facebook PMD Innovation Award Winner for
Social Rich Media
Strategic partner exclusively focused on Social
Interactive Advertising and recognized by
AdWeek, TechCrunch, Mashable, AllFacebook, an
d others
Dedicated Managed Services for the
creation, execution, and analysis of every unit
Responsive Ad Technology to provide the best
user experience
Ecosystem of Partners for
email, data, targeting, technology, commerce, & ad
buying
Social Rich Media Expertise with big brands
Demonstrated record of first-to-market innovations
in social
49. MOONTOAST, INC.
Webinar
Facebook Rich Media Announcement:
What Does It All Mean?
August 7, 2013
Presenter
Errol Apostolopoulos, VP Product
errol@moontoast.com
@errol33
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Social Interactive Advertising Platform for the Enterprise - We believe that ads need to be branded, creative social experiences that deliver rich engagement for the top brands and agencies.
Social Interactive Advertising Platform for the Enterprise - We believe that ads need to be branded, creative social experiences that deliver rich engagement for the top brands and agencies.
Social Interactive Advertising Platform for the Enterprise - We believe that ads need to be branded, creative social experiences that deliver rich engagement for the top brands and agencies.
Our innovative technology platform has delivered first-to-market interactive ads for brands such as Lexus, Nike, Toyota, Samsung, etc….