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Unless you’ve had your head buried in the sand for the last year HTML5 is a term that won’t have escaped your tech radar. Whether you’re a developer yourself or a sales/marketing boffin it’s a term that’s been bounced around the web savvy world for some time now.
Monthly Archives: March 2011
Twitter & Japan Quake
The power of social media is best demonstrated by the millions of users worldwide who turn to it for help and information when disaster strikes.
Posted in Nudge Blog Tagged charity relief, global connectivity, Japan, shared information, Twitter 1 Comment
Emily on Seeking Inspiration
As I am lucky enough to be labelled a creative I thought I’d share my tips for keeping myself excited about my work every day. Something to remember is that the term “creative” is so broad it allows your work to span and develop into as many directions as you please. With that in mind, I find that I am completely unable to close my imagination off from ideas about projects I am working on, or possibilities for future projects, whether they are work related or for my own personal enjoyment.
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged art, cinema, creative, festivals, inspiration, storybook Leave a comment
The ROI of Social Media
Article 1 Why bother? Welcome to the 1st of 5 articles that explores the impact of social media on your business; how you can implement a positive social media campaign to support your business goals and more importantly, how you measure its success. The continuing rise of social media is without doubt one of the [...]
Publicity stunt vs. Viral
Today’s new version of the publicity stunt comes in the guise of the internet viral. The viral has also made way for anyone to get famous by doing………well nothing.
Posted in Nudge Blog Tagged adverts, campaign, fame, homemade, marketing, publicity, viral Leave a comment
Site Interaction
The internet has become a social place: more and more people are creating online profile pages in the form of Facebook, LinkedIn and MySpace which means more individuals than ever are hungry to create a conversation.