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Comment on Twitter Meets Coffee – Brewed Boy by Tom

Tom — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 08:24:00 +0000

Absolutely!

It really just goes to show that having the right attitude online as well as offline, and combining the two really pays off.

It’s an art!

Comment on Twitter Meets Coffee – Brewed Boy by John Hutson

John Hutson — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 08:16:26 +0000

Spot on!

Like his style ) I really do enjoy seeing businesses no matter how big or small “getting it” with how they can benefit from being active online.

You see – this is what happened. I follow you – I saw your pic, and indeed this blog post. You currently have 135 followers, and I’m also about to retweet this to my 430 followers.

So at MINIMUM – there are hundreds of eyeballs on this piece and in turn Brewed Boy, his blog, his Twitter profile and no doubt, any Londoners are going to be very curious to check him out.

Love it

John

Comment on iPhone 4G visual interpretation & Release date by James J. Allen

James J. Allen — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 23:40:59 +0000

Great write up. The iPhone is truly awesome and I don’t like being without it. This time last year I had jumped in a pool with my iPhone and it was dead. I had to wait 9 days before I was able to purchasea new one. The phone I had was a cheap go phone. I really love all the games that can be downloaded to the iPhone. The best part about the iPhone to me is the ability to check emails on the go. Thanks for the information.

Comment on The most amazing Wear your Seatbelt advert ever – Embrace Life. by Cindy

Cindy — Mon, 17 May 2010 08:38:43 +0000

I just watched this again and it’s still effective even when you watch it over and over. It’s the only seatbelt ad that has made me think positively, as intended.

Comment on Blame Sue – ‘Bigoted’ Social Media by Tom

Tom — Fri, 07 May 2010 08:04:53 +0000

Agreed – well said Kel.

People have a lot more power these days, they can create their own media (such as Blame Sue) which broadcasts a far more potent message than any of their electorial campaigns have this time round.

Comment on Blame Sue – ‘Bigoted’ Social Media by Kel

Kel — Fri, 07 May 2010 07:43:11 +0000

I’m in the Advertising business which stripped back to basics is all about getting your messages out there.

Sites such as Blame Sue should actually be a wake up call for all MPs who have lost seats by the same number of votes as no’s of visitors to this site. Politicians and the whole voting system are using methods from the Victorian era when 5 million come out to vote. 1000s of the 45 million who came out last night didn’t get to use their democratic right – this is wrong.

Blame Sue is demonstration of how Social Media can touch a nerve, trigger a reaction from the people and must be embraced for the principle it demonstrates.

Politicians network with your people. Go on Social Media sites (you, not your paid help) and engage with your constituants and learn from web developers like Simon who can do more to help your cause than any number of consultants you pay at present.

Keep up the good work Blame Sue. Perhaps the next site should be a “Hung Parliament” site?

Comment on Blame Sue – ‘Bigoted’ Social Media by Simon

Simon — Thu, 06 May 2010 10:05:41 +0000

I’m finding it quite addictive and so are others I’ve spoken to, but I can’t put my finger on why.. is it the challenge to put the most funny or outrageous blame on there and then get recognition for it with a comment, I don’t know. It’ll be interesting to see if this burns out after the election dies down or carries on regardless of what Sue stands for

Comment on Blame Sue – ‘Bigoted’ Social Media by Tom

Tom — Thu, 06 May 2010 09:57:08 +0000

We love it! It’s just interesting to look at how someone’s small mistake at a time of sensitivity such as an election, can spawn media such as this little beauty! Blame Sue!

Comment on Blame Sue – ‘Bigoted’ Social Media by Simon

Simon — Thu, 06 May 2010 09:46:30 +0000

It’s interesting to see your view that the website is anti-labour when it’s intention was purely a bit of fun, although I appreciate how it could be seen in this way.

The majority of the posting is nonsensical with any political mentions spread across all parties, for instance David Cameron’s shiny slap head being particularly popular! Anyway, I’m glad you like it and carry on blaming!

Comment on Foursquare – The future of mobile marketing? by Craig

Craig — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 16:02:59 +0000

Great article! Last para does it for me – It will be interesting to see the extent marketers will be able to exploit the opportunity to get specifically targeted adverts or promos straight into the customer’s hands (mobile). I think the facilities to record and analyse customers movements on a mass basis will be the biggest barrier to this, followed by the customers rights (its inevitable that some people may view this as invasion of privacy – clearly the t&cs of Foursquare will have to address this) – the idea that if you follow a brand online (fb or twit) and you are ‘checked in’ to foursquare walking round a town centre that that brand can send you personalised ad/promos when you pass close to their store is immensely powerful – its like a customer proximity alert pulling the customer in store. I can see many opportunities for multi-nationals to benefit if rolled out worldwide.