As one who cranks more than his fair share of eyebrows...
Chocolate in adland
Have to say... love the ad; haven't bought the chocolate. Possibly not the audience, of course, but the point is well made.
I am pretty sure market forces will decide eventually.
Brand awareness vs. shifting product. Tricky.
Anyway, it's nice to have to hand to watch over and over when I feel like it.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Thursday, February 19, 2009
It's a zoo out... up there
A few days ago I caught a piece about this...
Galaxy Zoo
Why do I include it here? Well, several reasons.
First up, it looks kind of fun.
Second, it seems very well designed. I like the user interface, and it's one I think could be an inspiration for future Junkk.com efforts, especially to facilitate data collection.
Now hold that thought.
Because what is really nifty is that it's basically there to get a bunch of you and me to do a ton of work for them, for nothing, for no better reason than... why not?
It has the same aura as a Wikipedia or Freecycle. I wish I could find a way to bottle that!
Galaxy Zoo
Why do I include it here? Well, several reasons.
First up, it looks kind of fun.
Second, it seems very well designed. I like the user interface, and it's one I think could be an inspiration for future Junkk.com efforts, especially to facilitate data collection.
Now hold that thought.
Because what is really nifty is that it's basically there to get a bunch of you and me to do a ton of work for them, for nothing, for no better reason than... why not?
It has the same aura as a Wikipedia or Freecycle. I wish I could find a way to bottle that!
Labels:
CLEVER PR,
Galaxy Zoo,
MOTIVATING THE MASSES,
WEBSITE,
WEBSITE DESIGN
Sunday, February 15, 2009
And I stand ready to serve my country again
A fun piece that's hard to disagree with..
Mad Men passes sell-by date
Sadly, in trying to subsidise my planet-saving efforts by offering my talents in crafting ads from an earlier age (that still sold gangbusters), I am finding that young, thrusting headhunting agencies with names like 'purple', staffed by guys called Ollie, don't even reply when I submit my CV to a job I am fully qualified for. Plus ca change.
Mad Men passes sell-by date
Sadly, in trying to subsidise my planet-saving efforts by offering my talents in crafting ads from an earlier age (that still sold gangbusters), I am finding that young, thrusting headhunting agencies with names like 'purple', staffed by guys called Ollie, don't even reply when I submit my CV to a job I am fully qualified for. Plus ca change.
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