Archive for the ‘Marketing 2.0’ Category

Yes, Pay Per Deal advertising model is not only suitable for running your affiliate offer via online publishers, but also to boost your PR (on, in this case not page ranking, but you public relations initiatives. With PPD you can benefit from getting your informercials aired on major television channels. Your TV / print / [...]

As you might have noticed, I enjoy having conversations with industry partners (agencies, publishers and advertisers), our clients and people with whom we share passion for entrepreneurship and advertising technologies.
Yesterday I had one of those conversations with Andrew Stern, a charming serial ad-tech entrepreneur and a web publisher and wanted you to witness it by [...]

So, you finally got on a social media marketing bandwagon?  Wow!  Impressive  :-) And you, of course have have a strategy written on 50 pages, signed and sealed – on how to leverage your existing users. Aha.
Setup a sexy Facebook fan page (with 3 funs – you, your boss and Hugo)? I see… And every employee has a twitter account [...]

Use case: How to launch a new product and acquire customers with integrated marketing mix while utilizing PPD advertising model and outsourcing search engine marketing management and creative advertising services.
Since we receive a lot of questions on how our Pay Per deal advertising model can be a part of integrated marketing mix, in this article [...]

As it often happens, a potential client has asked today if it is possible to run a B2B lead generation campaign on our affiliate network with a monthly budget of $500. Since our Pay Per Deal campaign requires to setup an Elite merchant account this amount would not cover the setup, and regular CPL campaign [...]

In my previous post I touched upon conceptual differences between treating Enterprise 2.0 as a set of Web 2.0 tools, and looking at it from perspective of building participatory communities (some can be powered by our IR Web 3.0 technology) of various types of stakeholders, as well as fans whose primary goal is not monetary [...]

Participatory business models become the focal point of strategic modeling for 2010 and probably a decade to come. Web 2.0 (we design and market such social media portals), Enterprise 2.0 and Government 2.0 are still just buzzwords for many, but quite a few organization start successfully implement new digital programs to connect various members [...]


My new friend Bert Koehler (whose work I briefly covered in the post “Learning from AI developers – designing the framework for creation of funny ads for TV, radio, web and print. What will go viral and why?”) have just send me a link to this video-presentataion by game expert Jesse Schell in the context of [...]

Researchers and AI enthusiasts from all over the world try to crack the code and improve the technologies to make digital avatars “smarter” and make them improve our own knowledge. Developers use artificial intelligence and natural language processing software to enable us to interact with avatars, and make it possible to interact with these virtual [...]

I have just came back from a meeting of Silicon Valley scientists and developers who work on design of various artificial intelligence systems. While no ultimate solution has been found yet, nevertheless every discussion is interesting and thought provoking.
Today’s speaker, Bert Koehler, presented results of his research and share some insights on building AI systems [...]


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