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8 Lessons From the Creativity and Technology Conference London #crcat

  1. Curation is key - Use your expertise to give consumers a small set of options in order to manage expectations
  2. Re-imagine digital as product development - “We are not in the business of advertising anymore”
  3. Sit close to technologists - Familiarize yourself with technology and its restraints to inform your role in the idea-generating process
  4. Making technology easy, isn’t - The real challenge is distilling the highly technical into an intuitive consumer experience
  5. Look beyond short-burn ROI - “It’s not about banging out a quick campaign”
  6. Learn how to design data - Creatives need to become adept in designing data to be digestible for consumers
  7. Content will soon be tagged to the real world - How will your brand overlay the real world with bits of digital content?
  8. Think outside the box - Example: Smartphones could make it possible to trade in busy, graphics-heavy packaging for digital content retrieved by snapping a photo of a barcode with a smartphone.

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27.6% of US social media users said that their offline relationships are benefiting from their social media use
- Social Media Users Really Are More Social

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social networking and gaming sites don’t measure up to content sites and email when it comes to user engagement
- Social Sites Not as Video Ad Friendly as Content, E-mail

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Too many companies emulate the leader and try to be better, when they should avoid the leader and try to be different.
- The TGIF ‘Revolution’ Is Nothing Without a Marketing Strategy - Advertising Age - Al Ries

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IKEA uses Facebook’s “tagging” feature and creates a really smart promotion [VID]


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Tobi.com’s fashion augmented reality [VID]


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Late last month, Nokia teamed with Swedish agency Farfar to erect the “World’s Biggest Signpost” in the center of London. The 50 meter tall, six ton motorized arrow showed off the “Good Things” feature of Nokia’s Ovi Maps navigation system. Nokia phone owners would input their favorite haunts to a dedicated site, the giant LED arrow would display the name and direction of the spot, and change its position to point to it.


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Digital Media Predictions for 2010

  1. Prepare to Make a Date with Data
  2. Opportunities With Mobile Apps
  3. New Ad Sizes and Formats
  4. Standardization in Media Buying
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A winnowing down of the number of apps will soon be happening to the iPhone platform
- The Coming Darwinism of IPhone Apps - Advertising Age - DigitalNext

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Behind the Redesign: Virgin.com Mixes Social Activity and Lead Generation

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