Although major social media channels dominate various segments (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Snapchat), the landscape is constantly shifting. New platforms emerge, some grow, some shrink, and others add features which change competitive dynamics. But even as "pay to play" becomes more dominant, there are still platforms of opportunity in 2020. In … [Read more...]
5 Reasons messenger APPS are the future in “the age of the individual”
Perhaps it is because I have been hyper focused on “the age of the individual” and one-on-one communication platform growth this past week, that I’ve been trying to figure out the “why” behind the global growth in this area. The trend towards it happening is undeniable. For a really great summary of global trends in this area, THIS ARTICLE offers a lot of insights. Although … [Read more...]
Disruptive creative from the Czech Republic: Vodofone sells cell phones to seniors
I'm continuing the disruptive creative theme this week with an entry from the Czech Republic. Having recently returned from travelling there, and having used the services of Vodofone and an European SIM card purchased from them to keep the price of overseas data use reasonable, I have to say I not only love their approach to advertising, but what a deal compared to my Canadian … [Read more...]
Disconnecting to reconnect
I’ve got a bit of a confession this week. May & June was a blur of emotion, filled with a frantic pace to tidy up my Mother’s affairs, plan several memorials, travel and keeping up with work commitments throughout. While I didn’t collapse in a heap, I likely should have, and whether I’m willing to admit it or not, my super hero cape flew off a couple times. I know full well … [Read more...]
Driving your website with solid metrics and measurement
Back in the day I used to own a 1977 Monte Carlo. It was “light buckskin” and had been my Mom’s car, a pretty hot ride in its day. In fact it’s what I originally drove west with all my worldly possessions in tow, when I moved to Vancouver in 1987. An 8-cylinder gas-guzzler with swivel bucket seats, it went like the clappers, and was fueled as much on a hope and a prayer, as it … [Read more...]
