marketing
Twitter: the foundation of a new site launch? Paid Members Public
From Dan Frommer’s progress report three months into his excellent SplatF [http://www.splatf.com/2011/10/month-three/] blog: > Top traffic referrers include Techmeme, Twitter, and Daring Fireball. I’ll probably write about this in more depth someday, but it’s amazing how much Twitter influences how someone
Twitter account ownership, logic lessons and what the BBC really lost Paid Members Public
Did Laura Kuenssberg take 60,000 followers away from the BBC?
All too often, this is how social media is... Paid Members Public
Nice satire on social media marketing stupidity, that sadly loses its way and hits predictable jokes at the end:
The Double Tap Everything Future? Paid Members Public
Targeted at unsettling and challenging marketing people, but with some relevance to the publishing business:[[via Mr Scott Gould]](http://scottgould.me/video-we-are-the-future/)
How to sell print maps in the internet age Paid Members Public
[https://i2.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2011/02/mapmarketing.jpg] More accurate than the internet!Broad generalisations FTW!
Owning Social Meda, and APA Breakfasting Paid Members Public
My diary is filling up alarmingly right now, and it has been a hectic couple of days, but I just wanted to pause a second and blog a little about a talk I gave to the APA – the Association of Publishing Agencies [https://the-cma.com] – yesterday. It was pretty much
OK Gone Paid Members Public
Love this: OK Go ditches record label [http://www.fastcompany.com/1578965/ok-go-ditches-record-label-after-very-public-tussles-over-youtube-embedding-rights] because they won’t allow embedding of music videos. If you publisher won’t promote you properly, why should you stay?
Le Web: Getting Real with Corporate Social Media Paid Members Public
 [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2009/12/Brian-Solis.jpg] There seems to be a pleasing trend against social media idealism and towards the hard reality faced by people doing this stuff day-in, day-out. As [Brian Solis]
