According to a new NeuroFocus report, "The Premium Experience: Neurological Engagement on Premium Websites," there are three recognizable responses when test subjects visit a webpage. When deciding what to put on our landing pages, it may be helpful to consider how well our pages will deliver these responses.
Social media users can now dictate the outcome of live TV shows, create its content, and impact ratings. Throughout the succinct two-year history of social television, successes and failures have taught practitioners three valuable lessons
Imagine having legions of engaged fans commenting, liking, and sharing your brands' brilliant posts. For the following four brands, that's a reality. Here's a look at their best practices (among them: strong content) and what you can learn from each one.
Even the best spot in and of itself will not activate a brand. But the right ad will be a catalyst for engagement–ultimately leading to brand activation. To that end, many of the polls, analyses, and reporting devices/meters rating ad popularity and brand impact tell only a partial story. We’ve taken it a step further with the first-ever Super Bowl Brand Activation Index (SBAI).
When you do find the people who love your product, you want to cultivate them and equip them fully to do what they do best -- talk you up! In order to get them talking, you have to give them something to talk about.
If you are global company, or even a small to midsize business that requires global outreach with your social media efforts, do not make assumptions. Focusing all your efforts on Facebook may mean you’ll miss between 30% and 50% of your target market.
Social media works best for B2B companies when people connect directly around topics they are passionate about. Connections work even better when no one in the group is pushing a particular agenda.
Collaborative consumption is, for the most part, about value, say many users and founders behind some of the most popular peer-to-peer marketplaces. But does it also represent a true shift in consumer behavior--or just a glitch on the radar?
Another hot streak by the New York football Giants proves that a mediocre season doesn’t matter in the NFL–the end result of Super Bowl victory is the only thing that matters. Well, that and money–lots of it. I have been digesting all of the post-game analysis, both in the sports world and on the marketing side. Here are some points of interest.
Just because the latest digital "thing" is transforming communications doesn't mean it is a panacea for brand challenges. This article looks at four digital "things" that instantly captivated many, only to lose their luster just as quickly when it became evident that they were not magic pills.