We all know that we don’t have the whole universe in our hands, and that some feedback generate either too expensive or infeasible ideas. But if you are looking at the long term, you must be ready to commit resources to improve product flaws.   Nallai Wickram is the Senior Social Media Marketing Analyst in Position2, a leading Search & Social Media Marketing firm.
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Will Google’s ad appear? We shall see. Meanwhile, you can enjoy last year’s compilation of Super Bowl ads below. Update: Thanks to @TSSVeloso for the heads up on the embed code!
College Humor, however, already has one in their hands and they are sharing their views on it through a video with a familiar Apple feel to it. UPDATE, Rumors were spot on: Google’s Super Bowl Ad appeared during the 3rd quarter. -
1. Google CEO Eric Schmidt’s tweet: Can’t wait to watch the Superbowl tomorrow. Be sure to watch the ads in the 3rd quarter (someone said “Hell has indeed frozen over.”). I wonder which company is he helping to promote? 2. Google’s reply to John’s investigative email: “Watch the Super Bowl!” Surely, you and I can sense some sort of mysterious behavior going on.
A new photo uploader that is faster and simpler certainly sounds appealing. According to Inside Facebook,
Check out some of the many pics that were taken during the tweetup:
Another notable ad video that is on the list belongs to Bridgestone’s “3 Friends and 1 Whale” teaser. Creativity wise, I would certainly pick it over Walmart’s ad. Bridgestone created a teaser that got me hooked almost immediately. The weird settings (a whale in the car?) made it even more intriguing. Walmart, on the other hand, emphasized on low prices, predictable but humorous. Check out both videos and let me know which you prefer.
The picture below basically tells you everything you need to know about this new homepage. Let us know what you like or don’t like about this new design after.  Roderick Low is a social media coach and trainer at Expeditus Media. He helps small and medium businesses make sense of the social web and equip them with the skills, tools and strategies necessary to reach out and connect to their target audience.
That brings us to one of the biggest events in 2010 – the M-Commerce World Summit. This 3-day event will be held from 16 to 19 March in Singapore, and their agenda is to discuss about strategies to develop the best business model and explore new business opportunities for partnerships in delivering mobile financial services to the mass market.
Seems like all you really need to know about Apple’s iPad is that it’s Incredible, Beautiful and Amazing. Do Apple fans find themselves describing Apple products the same way? I certainly do. These 3 words are always overly emphasized (in a good way) in every keynote Steve Jobs makes. But certainly not when he is criticizing Google and Adobe.
Because of the “mobile-nature” of this campaign, my iPhone has been put to a great test. WIFI access is only available in the media room so all the tweeting and sharing while we tour around would depend solely on our phones. So, if your social media campaign requires you to go mobile (which is unavoidable in the near future), here are some apps to consider.
Can it get any better? I don’t think so. Even though this tweetup is by invitation only, if you are heading down to the Airshow this Friday from 3.30 – 5.00pm (which means you have an Airshow trade pass), be sure to pop by the tweetup venue.
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