Just a mindblast….I was wondering myself, how would I introduce myself if had only a limited time, if it was an elevator pitch, if I had only 200 words, if I had to pictures to choose. What would you do if you have not all the space and abilities to present yourself.
Just was amazed by Tim Brown on the great visual on Design Thinking
To optimise for search engines you shouldn’t forget your PDF files. Most people forget if using some Microsoft Office documents, or PDF files, to complete the document proporties. Google searches also for the document properties as attributing parts. Optimize as you would an HTML page, incorporating keywords in headlines, copy and meta descriptions and including anchor text hyperlinks.
Most important is to provide relevant and fresh information frequently on your website.
just for the fun to share….
anyone in need for a nose trimmer?
Tim Brown urges designers to think big. Really nice video from Ted Talks.
Specially posted for Roos Groenewegen and Peter Craig
A bit old article, but due to holiday I wasn’t able to read it. (thanks for the sharing #mvdlingen)
Google added in the US a complete free navigation tool on their Android phones. Business Models are redefined and its Google Maps are interactive with their navigation product.
An exerpt of the great presentation by Paul Jones
An old phrase is: what you give is what you get. If you are in a conversation with someone who talks a lot, but that person seems not to listen, he is likely to don’t get your message. It’s the same about online media behaviour. While we are trying to send all of our Twitter messages in the air, but aren’t open for responses. Why is that? Why would we use Twitter or other platforms as a new dimension on spending our marketing budget. What is it worth to realise a 100k followers on Twitter, just for the follow. Why don’t you use the reactions as your marketing input. Why aren’t you aware of your Buzz Volume and measure it as a set of Advertising Spending Capital. But it is more then that. It is valuable for you company as long as your open for it, as long as you are willing to accept the feedback and use it.
Social Media ain’t different. It is the way to communicate through the same channel as your consumers are. It is now a channel where upon both the producer as the consumer is communicating with.
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