Posts Tagged ‘RSS Marketing’
The One Big Thing: Federal Government Spending Data Mashups
The One Big Thing you need to know this week is that federal government agencies and politicians are beginning to mashup spending data to help the public visualize how that money is spent.
Read MoreIs Obama Crowdsourcing Accountability, Politics, Or Both?
The idea is long overdue, frankly, but this also happens to be a case where politics makes good policy.
Read MoreCommercial Status Updates
Why can’t I have a status update for my commercial interests, so the only advertising I get is for products and services for which I WANT information?
Read MoreCan RSS Help Establish Intellectual Property Rights?
What the world needs now is an RSS system for establishing first-publisher status.
Read MoreHillary Clinton's Rapid Response Microsite
The Hillary Clinton campaign’s rapid response microsite is a great idea to combat and rebut inaccuracies in the media and campaign, but it doesn’t take full advantage of the medium.
Read MoreMicromarketing: 3 Words
As information distribution channels proliferate and as more and more people consume information through an increasing array of media and devices, the importance of developing a micromarketing strategy only increases.
Read MoreNFL.com Redesign – Web 1.5
The NFL.com redesign can be classified as a Web 1.5 site, illustrating that pro sports seem loath to fully embrace the spirit of Web 2.0.
Read MoreInternet Branding With Icons
Customized icons are a usability issue and a branding tool. A customized icon allows your audience to identify your content at a glance and with ease.
Read MoreMarketing With Web 2.0 – A Communications 2.0 Presentation
Watch the Communications 2.0 presentation, a discussion on marketing with Web 2.0 technologies and services by David Erickson of e-strategy.com and Ann Treacy of Treacy Information Services.
Read MoreCommunications 2.0 – Marketing With Google Docs
Watch a Web 2.0 presentation by David Erickson and Ann Treacy about marketing using document sharing services such as Google Docs.
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