The LAP will help you identify and organize all your business options, identify the most high value next action steps and take your business to the next level.
Matt Steinruck is a seasoned creative director with over 20 years of experience in branding, marketing, and design. He currently owns an independent creative agency helping businesses execute creative projects. Previously, he held creative leadership roles at several organizations, managing teams and overseeing branding, communications, and digital strategies. He has a track record of successfully completing projects on time and on budget while collaborating with other experts.
Rob Coble has over 10 years of experience in creative project management and production roles in the media industry. He is currently a Creative Project Manager at Time Inc UK where he oversees projects from conception to completion. Previously, he was a Senior Production Executive at Telegraph Group Ltd where he managed commercial production for print publications. He has excellent communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
This document provides an overview of content marketing and how to develop an effective content marketing strategy. It defines content marketing as creating valuable and consistent content to attract a target audience and drive customer action. It lists common types of content like blogs, videos, and eBooks. It then outlines key steps to content marketing success, including setting goals and objectives, developing a content strategy tailored to the target audience, and identifying appropriate metrics to measure performance. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of quality over quantity, flexibility to try different tactics, and authentic consistency in content.
Greg Nudelman - One dollar prototype (From Business to Buttons 2015)inUse
This document outlines 8 lessons learned for lean mobile UX design. The lessons are: 1) Decide the essential functionality and improvise the design, 2) Ensure the prototype fidelity matches the project stage, 3) Establish the user context before defining personas, 4) Focus on building the minimum viable prototype, 5) Leverage digital tools like paper, 6) Test prototypes with objective users, 7) Ask questions to validate the business value, and 8) Design for the product, not documentation.
Vijay Barve has been an open source contributor since the late 1990s, contributing to projects like Linux, Open Office, PHP, and Wikipedia. He has mentored students for Google Summer of Code (GSoC) since 2012, helping them design and complete open source projects. As an GSoC organization admin since 2020, he continues working with students and mentors to bring more diverse participants into open source software development. He advocates contributing to open source for skills improvement and resume building, and provides guidance to help more students participate in programs like GSoC.
Broccol-e-games in AngelCube Week 09+10 wrapupbroccolegames
The document discusses metrics and learnings from an app launch over the past few weeks. It reports 40k sessions and 5k downloads with a 4-5% conversion rate without any promotions. Key learnings included that consistent marketing is needed, Singapore is a viable alternative to Silicon Valley, and the team was pulling in different directions over priorities. This week's tasks are to determine the company's direction, finalize exit terms, and have investor meetings in preparation for the upcoming launch.
Cyril Gaillard and David Truong submitted version 1.1 of their math education game app to the app store based on feedback from existing users. They conducted customer validation surveys with 27 respondents from several countries, most between 30-40 years old and female. Their assumptions were that parents are concerned about kids wasting time on games, want educational games, and value games aligned with school curriculum. Parents also enjoy sharing results. This week they will port the app to iPhone, continue improving it, build relationships with reviewers, and observe users.
The LAP will help you identify and organize all your business options, identify the most high value next action steps and take your business to the next level.
Matt Steinruck is a seasoned creative director with over 20 years of experience in branding, marketing, and design. He currently owns an independent creative agency helping businesses execute creative projects. Previously, he held creative leadership roles at several organizations, managing teams and overseeing branding, communications, and digital strategies. He has a track record of successfully completing projects on time and on budget while collaborating with other experts.
Rob Coble has over 10 years of experience in creative project management and production roles in the media industry. He is currently a Creative Project Manager at Time Inc UK where he oversees projects from conception to completion. Previously, he was a Senior Production Executive at Telegraph Group Ltd where he managed commercial production for print publications. He has excellent communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
This document provides an overview of content marketing and how to develop an effective content marketing strategy. It defines content marketing as creating valuable and consistent content to attract a target audience and drive customer action. It lists common types of content like blogs, videos, and eBooks. It then outlines key steps to content marketing success, including setting goals and objectives, developing a content strategy tailored to the target audience, and identifying appropriate metrics to measure performance. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of quality over quantity, flexibility to try different tactics, and authentic consistency in content.
Greg Nudelman - One dollar prototype (From Business to Buttons 2015)inUse
This document outlines 8 lessons learned for lean mobile UX design. The lessons are: 1) Decide the essential functionality and improvise the design, 2) Ensure the prototype fidelity matches the project stage, 3) Establish the user context before defining personas, 4) Focus on building the minimum viable prototype, 5) Leverage digital tools like paper, 6) Test prototypes with objective users, 7) Ask questions to validate the business value, and 8) Design for the product, not documentation.
Vijay Barve has been an open source contributor since the late 1990s, contributing to projects like Linux, Open Office, PHP, and Wikipedia. He has mentored students for Google Summer of Code (GSoC) since 2012, helping them design and complete open source projects. As an GSoC organization admin since 2020, he continues working with students and mentors to bring more diverse participants into open source software development. He advocates contributing to open source for skills improvement and resume building, and provides guidance to help more students participate in programs like GSoC.
Broccol-e-games in AngelCube Week 09+10 wrapupbroccolegames
The document discusses metrics and learnings from an app launch over the past few weeks. It reports 40k sessions and 5k downloads with a 4-5% conversion rate without any promotions. Key learnings included that consistent marketing is needed, Singapore is a viable alternative to Silicon Valley, and the team was pulling in different directions over priorities. This week's tasks are to determine the company's direction, finalize exit terms, and have investor meetings in preparation for the upcoming launch.
Cyril Gaillard and David Truong submitted version 1.1 of their math education game app to the app store based on feedback from existing users. They conducted customer validation surveys with 27 respondents from several countries, most between 30-40 years old and female. Their assumptions were that parents are concerned about kids wasting time on games, want educational games, and value games aligned with school curriculum. Parents also enjoy sharing results. This week they will port the app to iPhone, continue improving it, build relationships with reviewers, and observe users.
Experiments, Failures & Misadventures in socialmedia (2011)Sulin Lau
Presentation given at PPK event in Nov 2011 on what we (DiGi) and I have learnt over the last 2 years' experiments in social media.
@sulinlau, Nov 2011
The document outlines marketing and sales strategies for different business models. It discusses traditional marketing approaches and newer approaches using email, search engine optimization, and social media. It also describes different sales models including traditional licensing, SaaS, and outsourcing models. Contracts, service level agreements, sales compensation, and retaining existing customers are also addressed. The document provides examples from companies like Oracle, Stratus Computers, and Nordstrom that have successfully adopted newer marketing and sales approaches.
This document provides guidance on starting a new business or startup. It discusses key steps like ideation, research, validation, and development of a business plan. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the target audience and competition. Successful startups are said to start with good people, create something customers want, and spend as little money as possible. The document also includes tips on crafting an effective pitch deck covering elements like purpose, problem, solution, market size, competition, business model, team, investment opportunity, and financial projections.
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SEO - Search Engine Optimization - consistently generates a dramatically higher return on investment than Social Media. Social Media has turned out to be all hype, the "bubble" of the early 21st Century. Learn in this presentation, backed up by lots of facts, statistics, and case studies, about why Social Media isn't worth your time or money, and in which marketing channels you should spend those dollars instead.
June's Fluid webinar was all about Facebook. What are the Facebook best practices, how can you grow your business through Facebook, and what new tips are you missing out on? The following slides are from the webinar. Visit getfluid.com/resources/webinars to view the webinar.
Quipmate is developing an all-in-one enterprise social networking software called Quipmate to enhance employee productivity, collaboration, knowledge sharing, and innovation. It aims to connect people, conversations, projects and ideas in a private network. The business plan outlines Quipmate's solution, value proposition, competitive advantages over alternatives like Yammer and Jive, pricing, team members, financial projections, and growth strategies to initially target companies in India and later expand to the US market.
Setting The Trend in Campaign Development: A Collaborative ApproachJohn McCambley
Official #PRSL16 keynote by Ben Bisco, Head of Digital at JD Williams - delivered at PR & Social Leaders Masterclass in Manchester on Tuesday 24th May 2016.
The explosion of digital and social media has seen the lines between PR, Brand, SEO, Social & Content Marketing becoming more blurred, with the integration of the differing processes, cultures & objectives of these channels and their teams becoming more difficult. Many brands and agencies are struggling to get everyone to work together harmoniously in communicating their brand story and customer proposition.
In this session Ben will reveal the successful approach implemented by the N Brown Group, which not only changed the way in which their internal teams work more collaboratively, but through the award-winning ‘Simply Be Real Campaign’ transformed their ability to communicate the brand proposition in an ever-changing digital age.
The document outlines Kristin Zhivago's "Digital Revenue Roadmap" for businesses to effectively sell to customers in today's digital environment. The roadmap centers around 11 principles, including starting with customers, meeting their and Google's expectations, treating the internet as a global conversion platform, and moving quickly while focusing on strengths. Businesses are advised to interview customers, use analytics tools, optimize for search engines, and continually improve using methods like OIMAP to manage projects at internet speed. Following these principles can help businesses overcome the risks of inaction or doing the wrong things in today's fast-paced digital landscape.
This document summarizes key points from a talk on applying startup thinking to mobile marketing. It discusses how startups think of mobile not just as a media channel but in terms of products, distribution, and customer experience. It advocates for mobile marketers to test, learn, and scale quickly; embrace failure as progress; and take risks in order to drive innovation. Specific strategies highlighted include creating minimum viable products, obtaining user feedback, continual refinement, and rapid testing of new ideas. Examples like Facebook, Nike+, Airbnb, and Yo are presented as illustrations of these principles.
This presentation was created as a final project for my New Media Marketing Class - It is a detailed analysis on the successful and not-so-successful aspects of GoPro's marketing strategy.
This document contains questions and discussion topics related to entrepreneurship and new venture development from a class. It includes questions about why Apple has been successful by considering Peter Thiel's views, challenges facing Google and how to maintain its culture, components of a business plan and pitching to investors, and a hypothetical job offer choice between a consulting firm and startup requiring analysis based on course lessons.
Content marketers possess a unique and highly valuable set of skills, so of course we focus on maximizing what we can earn when we apply them on behalf of our bosses or clients. But what if that focus blinds us to a much bigger opportunity? What if we’re wasting our skills on content production?
If you’ve ever thought you’re leaving money on the table as a content marketer, join Andrea Fryrear, CEO and co-founder of a multi-million dollar content-led startup, as she shows you why making content for other people will never be as profitable (or as fun) as using it to create something for yourself.
Drawing on her own career path from project manager to content strategist to accidental entrepreneur, Andrea will show you how to:
• Diagnose and categorize your innate entrepreneurial drive
• Distill your professional goals and frustrations into the right business model for you
• Design a content-driven business that aligns with your unique needs, talents, and goals
OKRs - Practical tips for getting started from practical experience with doze...Tima Bouqdour
OKRs can and will transform your organisation when implemented properly, but many people are confused on how to get started and what pitfalls to avoid.
This presentation will give you an easy-to-understand introduction of things to consider, and our top tips, from experience gained implementing OKRs for thousands of people.
This document discusses how lean startup and agile principles can be combined for effective product development. It advocates for continuous customer interaction and iteration based on learning from customers rather than big design upfront. Pivoting is discussed as an important part of the process to change based on what is learned. An example is given of how Native Instinct worked with Pure Digital to iteratively develop the Flip camera based on customer feedback and market changes.
100% cloud: Your action plan for success Intuit Inc.
This document outlines Ian Fletcher's presentation on moving accounting practices to 100% cloud-based systems by 2020. The presentation covers the benefits of cloud computing, challenges facing accounting practices, and an immediate action plan for practices. The plan is to have all clients on cloud-based software, collect fixed monthly fees, offer additional advisory services, and increase profitability by 2020. Practices are advised to set a 3-year vision, train all staff on cloud software, convert their own systems, hold meetings to explain changes, research apps, and market to clients to convert them to the cloud. An education and marketing plan outlines using social media, letters, emails and demos to promote cloud benefits and convert clients. Practices are told to
The document summarizes a presentation on online marketing strategies. Michael Gray and Dale Dillon presented on Google business and squeeze pages. The presentation covered topics such as the purpose of landing pages, what makes an effective landing page, timing for responses to leads, and placement of landing page links. Attendees were also asked to share their biggest business challenges and weekly goals. The overall mission of the event was to provide training to help businesses succeed online.
How to Make a Field Mandatory in Odoo 17Celine George
In Odoo, making a field required can be done through both Python code and XML views. When you set the required attribute to True in Python code, it makes the field required across all views where it's used. Conversely, when you set the required attribute in XML views, it makes the field required only in the context of that particular view.
Experiments, Failures & Misadventures in socialmedia (2011)Sulin Lau
Presentation given at PPK event in Nov 2011 on what we (DiGi) and I have learnt over the last 2 years' experiments in social media.
@sulinlau, Nov 2011
The document outlines marketing and sales strategies for different business models. It discusses traditional marketing approaches and newer approaches using email, search engine optimization, and social media. It also describes different sales models including traditional licensing, SaaS, and outsourcing models. Contracts, service level agreements, sales compensation, and retaining existing customers are also addressed. The document provides examples from companies like Oracle, Stratus Computers, and Nordstrom that have successfully adopted newer marketing and sales approaches.
This document provides guidance on starting a new business or startup. It discusses key steps like ideation, research, validation, and development of a business plan. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the target audience and competition. Successful startups are said to start with good people, create something customers want, and spend as little money as possible. The document also includes tips on crafting an effective pitch deck covering elements like purpose, problem, solution, market size, competition, business model, team, investment opportunity, and financial projections.
Why Social Media is a Waste of Time & Money versus SEOnevercoldcallagain
SEO - Search Engine Optimization - consistently generates a dramatically higher return on investment than Social Media. Social Media has turned out to be all hype, the "bubble" of the early 21st Century. Learn in this presentation, backed up by lots of facts, statistics, and case studies, about why Social Media isn't worth your time or money, and in which marketing channels you should spend those dollars instead.
June's Fluid webinar was all about Facebook. What are the Facebook best practices, how can you grow your business through Facebook, and what new tips are you missing out on? The following slides are from the webinar. Visit getfluid.com/resources/webinars to view the webinar.
Quipmate is developing an all-in-one enterprise social networking software called Quipmate to enhance employee productivity, collaboration, knowledge sharing, and innovation. It aims to connect people, conversations, projects and ideas in a private network. The business plan outlines Quipmate's solution, value proposition, competitive advantages over alternatives like Yammer and Jive, pricing, team members, financial projections, and growth strategies to initially target companies in India and later expand to the US market.
Setting The Trend in Campaign Development: A Collaborative ApproachJohn McCambley
Official #PRSL16 keynote by Ben Bisco, Head of Digital at JD Williams - delivered at PR & Social Leaders Masterclass in Manchester on Tuesday 24th May 2016.
The explosion of digital and social media has seen the lines between PR, Brand, SEO, Social & Content Marketing becoming more blurred, with the integration of the differing processes, cultures & objectives of these channels and their teams becoming more difficult. Many brands and agencies are struggling to get everyone to work together harmoniously in communicating their brand story and customer proposition.
In this session Ben will reveal the successful approach implemented by the N Brown Group, which not only changed the way in which their internal teams work more collaboratively, but through the award-winning ‘Simply Be Real Campaign’ transformed their ability to communicate the brand proposition in an ever-changing digital age.
The document outlines Kristin Zhivago's "Digital Revenue Roadmap" for businesses to effectively sell to customers in today's digital environment. The roadmap centers around 11 principles, including starting with customers, meeting their and Google's expectations, treating the internet as a global conversion platform, and moving quickly while focusing on strengths. Businesses are advised to interview customers, use analytics tools, optimize for search engines, and continually improve using methods like OIMAP to manage projects at internet speed. Following these principles can help businesses overcome the risks of inaction or doing the wrong things in today's fast-paced digital landscape.
This document summarizes key points from a talk on applying startup thinking to mobile marketing. It discusses how startups think of mobile not just as a media channel but in terms of products, distribution, and customer experience. It advocates for mobile marketers to test, learn, and scale quickly; embrace failure as progress; and take risks in order to drive innovation. Specific strategies highlighted include creating minimum viable products, obtaining user feedback, continual refinement, and rapid testing of new ideas. Examples like Facebook, Nike+, Airbnb, and Yo are presented as illustrations of these principles.
This presentation was created as a final project for my New Media Marketing Class - It is a detailed analysis on the successful and not-so-successful aspects of GoPro's marketing strategy.
This document contains questions and discussion topics related to entrepreneurship and new venture development from a class. It includes questions about why Apple has been successful by considering Peter Thiel's views, challenges facing Google and how to maintain its culture, components of a business plan and pitching to investors, and a hypothetical job offer choice between a consulting firm and startup requiring analysis based on course lessons.
Content marketers possess a unique and highly valuable set of skills, so of course we focus on maximizing what we can earn when we apply them on behalf of our bosses or clients. But what if that focus blinds us to a much bigger opportunity? What if we’re wasting our skills on content production?
If you’ve ever thought you’re leaving money on the table as a content marketer, join Andrea Fryrear, CEO and co-founder of a multi-million dollar content-led startup, as she shows you why making content for other people will never be as profitable (or as fun) as using it to create something for yourself.
Drawing on her own career path from project manager to content strategist to accidental entrepreneur, Andrea will show you how to:
• Diagnose and categorize your innate entrepreneurial drive
• Distill your professional goals and frustrations into the right business model for you
• Design a content-driven business that aligns with your unique needs, talents, and goals
OKRs - Practical tips for getting started from practical experience with doze...Tima Bouqdour
OKRs can and will transform your organisation when implemented properly, but many people are confused on how to get started and what pitfalls to avoid.
This presentation will give you an easy-to-understand introduction of things to consider, and our top tips, from experience gained implementing OKRs for thousands of people.
This document discusses how lean startup and agile principles can be combined for effective product development. It advocates for continuous customer interaction and iteration based on learning from customers rather than big design upfront. Pivoting is discussed as an important part of the process to change based on what is learned. An example is given of how Native Instinct worked with Pure Digital to iteratively develop the Flip camera based on customer feedback and market changes.
100% cloud: Your action plan for success Intuit Inc.
This document outlines Ian Fletcher's presentation on moving accounting practices to 100% cloud-based systems by 2020. The presentation covers the benefits of cloud computing, challenges facing accounting practices, and an immediate action plan for practices. The plan is to have all clients on cloud-based software, collect fixed monthly fees, offer additional advisory services, and increase profitability by 2020. Practices are advised to set a 3-year vision, train all staff on cloud software, convert their own systems, hold meetings to explain changes, research apps, and market to clients to convert them to the cloud. An education and marketing plan outlines using social media, letters, emails and demos to promote cloud benefits and convert clients. Practices are told to
The document summarizes a presentation on online marketing strategies. Michael Gray and Dale Dillon presented on Google business and squeeze pages. The presentation covered topics such as the purpose of landing pages, what makes an effective landing page, timing for responses to leads, and placement of landing page links. Attendees were also asked to share their biggest business challenges and weekly goals. The overall mission of the event was to provide training to help businesses succeed online.
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ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, and GDPR: Best Practices for Implementation and...PECB
Denis is a dynamic and results-driven Chief Information Officer (CIO) with a distinguished career spanning information systems analysis and technical project management. With a proven track record of spearheading the design and delivery of cutting-edge Information Management solutions, he has consistently elevated business operations, streamlined reporting functions, and maximized process efficiency.
Certified as an ISO/IEC 27001: Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) Lead Implementer, Data Protection Officer, and Cyber Risks Analyst, Denis brings a heightened focus on data security, privacy, and cyber resilience to every endeavor.
His expertise extends across a diverse spectrum of reporting, database, and web development applications, underpinned by an exceptional grasp of data storage and virtualization technologies. His proficiency in application testing, database administration, and data cleansing ensures seamless execution of complex projects.
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Throughout his career, he has taken on multifaceted roles, from leading technical project management teams to owning solutions that drive operational excellence. His conscientious and proactive approach is unwavering, whether he is working independently or collaboratively within a team. His ability to connect with colleagues on a personal level underscores his commitment to fostering a harmonious and productive workplace environment.
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How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty,
International FDP on Fundamentals of Research in Social Sciences
at Integral University, Lucknow, 06.06.2024
By Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
2. THE WEEK JUST GONE...
The Business
•FB group of 10 other devs from
around the world
•cross selling agreements set up
•Met exec producer from Half-
brick/Fruit ninja
3. THE WEEK JUST GONE...
The Marketing
•fb ad campaign submit
•google ad campaign fail
•conversion website for springbird
set up (unbounce)
•press release MKII drafted
•marketing material revised as per
Apple guidelines. Submitted.
•First email campaign sent out
5. WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED
•Apps business is still new. No one really has the
formula
•team alignment is important
•lots of edu app developers out there -
opportunity to unite them and work collaboratively
•communicate long term strategy with others,
instead of keeping to ourselves
•commitments at start of day is great. Brings up
issues + areas for improvement
6. THIS WEEK...
•Start meeting with potential investors, sharing our
vision and building relationships
•submit iPad retina to App Store
•complete iPhone version?