Tomorrow’s notes

Hello again, here are as promised the notes to print for tomorrow’s lecture. I have provided them in two formats, ppt and pdf, for your ease of use. I hope this solves the remaining problems. They are on the usual skydrive for our course. Share| Share this on Yoolink

Tomorrow

Hello, As some have missed the information: the second book dating session is to take place not tomorrow but next week. BTW, I had planned a guest speaker for tomorrow’s meeting, but life in advertising agencies is unpredictable and the guest told me today his night will have to be spent on another project! No, [...]

Social Platforms 101

In this Thursday’s lecture I alluded to a wide range of web spots that can help you get the feel of social media beyond Facebook. Visiting these sites and getting around them for a few minutes  each will help you take the pulse of the SocMed world. Visit them, look around, try out a few [...]

Timetable and LIVErtising Notes 3

Here are, on the Skydrive, two documents you need to plan your work: the timetable for the Book Dating sessions on April 1 (not March 25 as previously announced here) and April 29. I’ll refer you to my previous post about the Book Dating activity to know what is exprected from you there. The address [...]

Reuters’ rules for Twitter

“We want to encourage you to use social media approaches in your journalism but we also need to make sure that you are fully aware of the risks — especially those that threaten our hard-earned reputation for independence and freedom from bias or our brand.” Says who? Reuters, the respected UK-based, Canadian-controlled news agency. They [...]

Google Facts, The Search and The Long Tail

In our coverage of online advertising media yesterday, we discussed the relative importance of the different forms of online media in terms of advertising money. This yielded the following chart, which I borrowed from the excellent book by Tracy L. Tuten, Advertising 2.0: Social Media Marketing in a Web 2.0 World. In order of importance, [...]

Brand new LIVErtising blog address

Hello World! I’m very thrilled to unlock the door to the brand new address for the LIVErtising blog. We’re indeed moving to our own website at http://www.LIVErtising.net . Here I’m going to post material to support my course to Masters students at IHECS, Brussels, majoring in Marketing Communication. It is entitled “Issues in Marketing Communication” [...]

Interactive Marketing Book 2010

Last week I referred several times to the IAB. The Interactive Advertising Bureau Belgium (IAB Belgium) brings together in Belgium the actors of digital and interactive communication (the Internet, interactive digital television, mobile marketing, …). It counts about 200 members in Belgium and represents the interests of publishers, advertisers, media agencies, interactive communication agencies, research [...]

LIVErtising Notes 2 – part B

Here is the updated document for our next class. I insist everyone should print it before attending, to make note easier. The best format is probably “3 slides on 1 page” – which leaves more space for a few quick notes. Share| Share this on Yoolink

Notes LIVErtising 2 – Advertising goes Web

Here are the notes for this Thursday’s course LIVErtising 2. It is to analyse systematically the various forms of online advertising, to provide a coherent picture of advertising gone web. It is the students’ responsibility to print this document and bring it on Thursday – choose the printing format that enables you best to make [...]

New start – Feb 2010

As February is starting, so is my new Masters course in Marketing Communication at IHECS, Brussels. Is is entitled LIVErtising and deals with LIVE advertising. Conversations with people, instead of communication at a target. This approach is based on the increasing omnipresence of Social Media. To get an idea of some keywords that will be [...]