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Socialmediacouncil
Fri, 03 Feb 2012
What is the value of a Facebook fan? [Infographic]
You’ve probably heard this debate before but bear with me. So what’s the value of a Facebook fan? Is it £5? Is it £10? Is it £100? Well, the answer is none of the above. It’s almost impossible to put a monetary value on a fan when brand pages sit within different verticals, serve different [...]
Thu, 26 Jan 2012
Facebook Commerce Reaches $14 Billion By 2015, Holding Promise For Retailers
Social commerce represents a tiny percentage of overall retail sales but Facebook is the clear leader and is already offering retailers a variety of options for converting users into consumers, according to eMarketer. Some of those consumers are warming to the idea of buying products and services while on the site. Retailers are still in [...]
Openbusinesscouncil
Tue, 20 Dec 2011
Medicine is hardly associated with cars; they literally have no similarities, however directors are cohering the car-manufacturing organization like Porsche with the disjointed pharmaceutical companies. This displays how businesses are willing to think openly outside a confined box. The German well established sports car brand Porsche aimed the [...]
Mon, 19 Dec 2011
McDonalds use Crowdsourcing for Video Product Marketing
The food chain McDonalds has recognized the moving trend in crowdsourcing and is incorporating it in their recent selection menu of Chicken McBites. The rise of this “cupholder cuisine” selection will be supplemented alongside ten selected short crowdsourcing films. The online project gallery forum Tongal will create the mini, short videos [...]
February 9th, 2010
Social Business Edge
90:10 is supporting the Social Business Edge event in New York City on April 19, 2010, as ‘Media Sponsor’.
The event is directed and hosted by 90:10 collaborator Stowe Boyd and produced by Jeff Pulver (the man behind the global 140conf phenomenon).
More ‘late night TV show’ than conference, Stowe aims to “reduce the formalities and... get into some deep discussions without the tired powerpoints.”
Stowe says: “We are seeing a rethinking of work, collaboration, and the role of management in a changing world, where the principles and tools of the web are transforming society, media, and business. The mainstays of business theory — like innovation, competitive advantage, marketing, production, and strategic planning — need to be reconsidered and rebalanced in the context of a changing world. The rise of the real-time, social web has become one of the critical factors in this new century, along with a radically changed global economic climate, an accelerating need for sustainable business practices, and a political context demanding increased openness in business.
“These issues cannot be dealt with one by one, but instead approached as connected elements of a new world order for business.”
For those unable to be in New York this April, Stowe is planning a second event (Show 2) in the autumn in London – which you can be sure 90:10 will be heavily involved with.
More on that event as it develops.
