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Interactive Media and Marketing
Covering all aspects of interactive media including both digital and analog,though heavily focused on the digital aspect. Any and all professionals, enthusiasts, developers, designers, marketers, educators, and students involved in interactive media or interactive marketing are welcome.
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Kevin Li
ThinkVine (the start-up I help run) is hiring for client-facing consultants to help clients with marketing optimization delivered through our cutting edge solution... we're a rapidly growing venture-backed tech company so come on board and join in the fun! Website at www.thinkvine.com Check out my profile and get a hold of me through LinkedIn for more information. Spread the word!
48 weeks ago from Digital Marketing Consultants, Interactive Media and Marketing, Generation Y Marketers and Management Consulting2 more
La Donna Lokey
Most Creative People 2011 (according to Fast Company) Do you agree? Any glaring omissions? http://bit.ly/lixe4c
53 weeks ago from Citi, We're Hiring, Innovators Incubation, Interactive Media and Marketing and Interactive Design3 more
La Donna Lokey
I've been reading a bit about group texting apps, such as Beluga, GroupMe, and GroupedIn, which won favor recently at SxSW. Do you use these apps, and if so, for what?
58 weeks ago from Social Media, Latest Social Media and Technology News, New Media Marketing, Interactive Media and Marketing and Tech Gurus3 more
Fleire Castro:
I have used Beluga and found it useful for closely knit groups. Very useful. No wonder it has been acquired by Facebook!
58 weeks ago
58 weeks ago
La Donna Lokey:
I'm very intrigued by the use of these tools, and wonder if there is a possible application in recruiting (my field)? I can sort of envision use ...MoreI'm very intrigued by the use of these tools, and wonder if there is a possible application in recruiting (my field)? I can sort of envision use at a job fair, kind of like at SxSW, where announcements were made to the attendees, or where there could be contests/quizzes, and first respondent gets a prize (or an interview!). How about in your respective fields, is there an application?
58 weeks ago
58 weeks ago
Tony Forte
Ever thought about a career in Brand Retail? Creating the retail environments and lifestyles that consumers connect with when they enter a store. Meet Zak Hoke of Nike Inc. in the Urban Professor: Profess Series, this story is quite inspiring...
http://www.urbanprofessor.com/2011/04/05/profess-series-w-zak-hoke/
59 weeks ago from I am Gen Y, Generation Y Marketers, Graduate Students, Interactive Media and Marketing and Interns3 more
JRandom42:
Tried retail. Sucked at it, hated it. Decided to stick with electronics and software engineering.
59 weeks ago
59 weeks ago
Brad Hilderbrand
I'm wondering if anyone has any good resources for how to market digital products. Most of the reference materials I see talk about physical locations, actual inventory, etc. I'm having trouble translating these concepts into an all-digital world. Any suggestions?
61 weeks ago from Internet Marketers, Interactive Media and Marketing, New Media Marketing and Marketers2 more
Kirk Ackerson:
Brad - I would consider how you can build buzz about your apps offline. For example, Newsweek used to show the top ten apps (or something similar) ...MoreBrad - I would consider how you can build buzz about your apps offline. For example, Newsweek used to show the top ten apps (or something similar) on the back cover of the magazine.
Physical businesses are begining to use QR codes. I would consider, based on the specific app, which business or venue it naturally relates to and get creative in advertising your app. This could range from a formal partnership to co-advertise with a business to a viral campaign such as a QR scavenger hunt at an industry conference or within a city or town.
61 weeks ago
Physical businesses are begining to use QR codes. I would consider, based on the specific app, which business or venue it naturally relates to and get creative in advertising your app. This could range from a formal partnership to co-advertise with a business to a viral campaign such as a QR scavenger hunt at an industry conference or within a city or town.
61 weeks ago
Jonathan Vaudreuil:
Brad, I recommend researching the most influential app sites on the Internet, especially those that review apps in your genre/niche. Try to build ...MoreBrad, I recommend researching the most influential app sites on the Internet, especially those that review apps in your genre/niche. Try to build a relationship with the people who run the site long-term. In the short-term, see what it would take to get your app reviewed by them, or at least looked at.
I'd also recommend contact companies that have launched apps which sold well to see what you can learn from them.
61 weeks ago
I'd also recommend contact companies that have launched apps which sold well to see what you can learn from them.
61 weeks ago
Dieter Hertling
15 professionals landed jobs last week with our cutting-edge program! Learn more at http://pitch.pe/126694
65 weeks ago from Inspiring Leadership, Interactive Media and Marketing, Job Resources and Career Coaching, Job Seeker Video Tips and Los Angeles3 more
Tony Forte
Happy Chinese New Year to everyone! Cheers to the Year of the Rabbit, 2011. May everyone's year be full of good luck. We'll kick off the luck with a list of 11 internships available for Summer '11. Check out the article and apply today. For those of you that are tech savvy, scan our Chinese New Year QR Code, let us know your thoughts in the QR code enthusiast group. http://www.urbanprofessor.com/2011/02/03/the-year-of-the-rabbit-2011-%E2...
67 weeks ago from Interns, Entry-Level Young Professionals, Creatively Inspired, Graduate Students and Interactive Media and Marketing3 more
Tony Forte
Happy Chinese New Year to everyone! Cheers to the Year of the Rabbit, 2011. May everyone's year be full of good luck. We'll kick off the luck with a list of 11 internships available for Summer '11. Check out the article and apply today. For those of you that are tech savvy, scan our Chinese New Year QR Code, let us know your thoughts in the QR code enthusiast group. http://www.urbanprofessor.com/2011/02/03/the-year-of-the-rabbit-2011-%E2...
67 weeks ago from Interns, Entry-Level Young Professionals, Creatively Inspired, Graduate Students and Interactive Media and Marketing3 more
Tony Forte
Happy Chinese New Year to everyone! Cheers to the Year of the Rabbit, 2011. May everyone's year be full of good luck. We'll kick off the luck with a list of 11 internships available for Summer '11. Check out the article and apply today. For those of you that are tech savvy, scan our Chinese New Year QR Code, let us know your thoughts in the QR code enthusiast group. http://www.urbanprofessor.com/2011/02/03/the-year-of-the-rabbit-2011-%E2...
67 weeks ago from Career Rocketeer, Young Professional Men (YPM), Social Media Marketing, New Media Marketing and Interactive Media and Marketing3 more
Brad Hilderbrand
So I just started an exciting new role in PR/marketing for a mobile developer. The only problem is, I'm brand new! Does anyone have any good resources to consult? I picked up "The New Rules of Marketing and PR" by David Meerman Scott as well as the handy "Marketing for Dummies" but what else should I consult? Thanks in advance!
69 weeks ago from Internet Marketers, Interactive Media and Marketing, New Media Marketing, PR & New Media and Social Media Marketers3 more
Jean DeVries:
Brad...getting people to go along with it is usually the hardest part. I have some experience with this, so holler if you need some advice/assistance!
69 weeks ago
69 weeks ago
Sufi M:
There are a number of ways to get yourself known over Google. There are the traditional SEO tactic, some are dangerous (i.e. BlackHat) and some ...MoreThere are a number of ways to get yourself known over Google. There are the traditional SEO tactic, some are dangerous (i.e. BlackHat) and some not so (WhiteHat). Being in a PR position entails giving your visitors or clients more diverse reasons to maintain their cooperation with your site.
As you've said, you'd like to develop both onsite and offsite exposure, and public releases are the way to go. To be a PR representative of your company, you'll have to do a lot of netwroking and relationship building.
Create a website, make it beautiful, make it something worth visiting and then begin writing "Letters to the editor" messages for your local newspaper. Do that for maybe a month, giving you an awesome presence and maybe followers, you never know how many will agree or disagree, haha. After a while, you'd have earned the editor's trust and he/she may give you a chance to have your company be mentioned on the paper.
PR is very manipulative like that. You've gotta be witty, clever and two steps ahead of the competition. I've got some wicked onsite tactics for you to explore, I'll be more than happy to teach you Brad.
Sincerely,
The Glaring Facts
http://www.theglaringfacts.com
69 weeks ago
As you've said, you'd like to develop both onsite and offsite exposure, and public releases are the way to go. To be a PR representative of your company, you'll have to do a lot of netwroking and relationship building.
Create a website, make it beautiful, make it something worth visiting and then begin writing "Letters to the editor" messages for your local newspaper. Do that for maybe a month, giving you an awesome presence and maybe followers, you never know how many will agree or disagree, haha. After a while, you'd have earned the editor's trust and he/she may give you a chance to have your company be mentioned on the paper.
PR is very manipulative like that. You've gotta be witty, clever and two steps ahead of the competition. I've got some wicked onsite tactics for you to explore, I'll be more than happy to teach you Brad.
Sincerely,
The Glaring Facts
http://www.theglaringfacts.com
69 weeks ago
Tony Forte
With technology changing quicker than Lady Gaga changes outfits at an awards show, it’s hard to tell what’s a fad and what’s here to stay. QR Code is here to stay and you might want to be in the know. Read here for more on this tech phenomenon: http://www.urbanprofessor.com/2011/01/18/bar-hopping-hop-on-board-the-ri...
70 weeks ago from Entrepreneurs, Social Media Marketers, New Media Marketing, Interactive Media and Marketing and Generation Y Marketers3 more
Kevin Li
Looking for a UI/UX graphics designer for a B2C web product (potentially multiple projects down the line). Looking for simple and clean design. No programming experience necessary (we have that handled). We also have experience in working with designers so we don't need hand holding and aren't annoying ;). Get in touch if you have a killer artistic touch in today's digital world. Referrals always welcome! Contact information in my profile (LinkedIn). THANKS!
71 weeks ago from Digital Marketing Consultants, New Media Marketing, Social Media Marketers, Interactive Media and Marketing and Social Media Marketing3 more
Tony Forte
Camera skills aren't just for the Kardashian's, apparently they're for college entry and landing your next job. What are your thoughts on camera presentation interviews? Concerns? Check out a good article about it below, love it or hate it, they're coming.
http://www.urbanprofessor.com/2010/11/22/cam-artist/
78 weeks ago from Career Changers, Career Rocketeer, Interactive Media and Marketing, Interview Advice and JobSTART 1013 more
Tony Forte
As we bring 2010 to a close, there's alot to be thankful for. The good has been enjoyable and the bad has made us stronger. Here's a great link for those looking for career development tools, internship leads, and success decoded. 2011 is yours for the taking!
http://www.urbanprofessor.com/2010/12/21/success-the-gift-that-keeps-on-...
74 weeks ago from Generation Y Marketers, Graduate Students, I am Gen Y, Interactive Media and Marketing and Interns3 more
Louise
Hey guys,
Just posted my new blog post: Facebook Places – Foursquare Replacement or Another Way to Lose Your Privacy? http://bit.ly/9KAgFs
Would love to hear all your opinions on the new Facebook Places - Personally I feel it is poorly integrated.
85 weeks ago from Social Media, Social Media Analytics, PR & New Media, Social Media Marketing and Interactive Media and Marketing3 more
Patrick Pho:
It's not that Facebook Places is poorly integrated- it's just that they provided the framework for the next big jump in GeoSocial. They have made ...MoreIt's not that Facebook Places is poorly integrated- it's just that they provided the framework for the next big jump in GeoSocial. They have made the raw tools and audience for another third party to develop the next Foursquare killer.
I think it's a bit of a let down because we might of expected them to roll out a completed finished product when they just released an API and framework.
85 weeks ago
I think it's a bit of a let down because we might of expected them to roll out a completed finished product when they just released an API and framework.
85 weeks ago
Louise:
I'm not saying by any means that they should scrap the whole idea. I think you are right Patrick that I personally just expected more. Perhaps I ...MoreI'm not saying by any means that they should scrap the whole idea. I think you are right Patrick that I personally just expected more. Perhaps I am a little bitter because I don't have an iPhone so I can't even use it. To me that just seems a blatant oversight as to the type of people on facebook. Realistically what % of facebook users have an iPhone? Why not just make it accessible through their website?
I do like that atleast you don't need another login and website to visit but I would like to be able to tell facebook who gets to see my location updates. Like photos I don't want to share everything with everyone. I think it does have massive potential for the future though.
85 weeks ago
I do like that atleast you don't need another login and website to visit but I would like to be able to tell facebook who gets to see my location updates. Like photos I don't want to share everything with everyone. I think it does have massive potential for the future though.
85 weeks ago
Eric Iverson
I just finished my new Twitter sentiment tool at http://emodex.com It's an automatically generated database that uses over 180,000 words from 3.5 million tweets, to gauge positive or negative feelings toward your search term. Feedback welcome. Job leads even more so.
Ryan Paugh:
This is pretty awesome! I was just thinking about how my cable company (U-Verse) hasn't shown up yet and I'm getting mad, so I typed in U-Verse ...MoreThis is pretty awesome! I was just thinking about how my cable company (U-Verse) hasn't shown up yet and I'm getting mad, so I typed in U-Verse into the search. Pretty accurate on the positive and negative sentiment. Of course, the UI needs a lot of work, but I'm sure you know that. If you can find a way to make your tool work with something like CoTweet then you're in business. It seems like something ExactTarget would be interested in.
86 weeks ago
86 weeks ago
Amanda Veinott
Forbes says Groupon.com has the potential to be one of the fastest growing/most profitable online business. Do you agree? Who doesn't want dicounts from retailers and service providers in their favorite cities? http://www.groupon.com/r/uu6189458
Amanda Veinott
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97 weeks ago from Career Rocketeer, Company Culture, Human Resources, Inspiring Leadership and Interactive Media and Marketing3 more
elizabeth
I just started a social networking site that I am trying to get off the ground. I need to pick someone"s brain for adverising ideas. What I really want to know is what method typically gets t most exposure the fastest. Anyone know or have any ideas?
Christopher Lomas
Hi Eric, I use Linked In/ Facebook/ Twitter/ Ning/ ASW and Brazen (6 in total)
Eric Williamson
I am doing a little research & could use your help. How many social profiles do you have + how many do you ACTIVELY use?
Thx for the help to all that have time to reply.
Christopher Lomas:
Hi Eric, I use Linked In/ Facebook/ Twitter/ Ning/ ASW and Brazen (6 in total)
113 weeks ago
113 weeks ago
Eric Williamson:
Sorry for the slow reply - thanks for the answer to help w/ the research.
112 weeks ago
112 weeks ago
Vishal Singhal
Head of Europe: Exp: 12 - 20 Years
Location: London, UK
Education: MBA (preferred)
Industry Type: I/N, Mobil
Functional Area:Gnrl Mgmt
Daniela D. Solis
Anyone read the book Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson?
