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Small Medium Enterprises (SME) don’t need to shudder at the thought of everything becoming digital. In fact it is an opportunity to succeed beyond your wildest dreams. Think about Amazon – who were they 15 years ago? Established book shops like W.H. Smith and Blackwell’s realized they had to change their game as a result. [...]

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So seems as the near 600 comments in response to Eric Clemons, Why Advertising Is Failing On The Internet on TechCrunch this week is striking a few chords with some and ruffling a few feathers with others. I find both hardly suprising, yet it just amazes me how anyone is giving this article any credit [...]

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T-Mobile Kila Dance

Ironically, I have just seen the latest T-Mobile ad that was filmed in Kings Cross station on my London Underground journey this morning. The ad was playing silently on one of the new Digital display screens on the escalator at Victoria station. I immediately picked up my iPhone, logged into Twitter and sent a Tweet [...]

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Enjoyed this article “10 ways to boost falling click-through rates” on iMedia today as had some very interesting points, but still feel that a concept in point 3 nailed it on the head; “a user driving by a billboard at 65 mph” – why would you measure such display activity by clicks/interactivity at all?! The [...]

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