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17 nov 2010

La ciencia de las #redesSociales The Science of Social Media #SocialMedia #Neuromarketing

Interesantisima presentacion sobre la aspectos cientificos de las Redes Sociales, Dan Zarrella es un experto en viralidad de la red y en esta presentación hace apuntes muy claros acerca de como se difunden las ideas y memes en las redes

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7 nov 2009

Making of Behind the Scenes Detras de Cámaras Comercial de Television

Making Of / Behind the Scenes

Most clients have some idea of what happens behind the production of a commercial, some not, this page illustrates the process easily.

Link

Talentos Jennifer Barrantes & Alberto Martins


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El Comercial de Amore Mio Versión Beta III

La modelo y el estilista


Celular Video Making OF by Nokia N95 Transmision en Vivo by Qik


Preparando la locación

Una espléndida locación; Hotel de la Ciudad de México



Pruebas del Dolly

Pruebas del Dolly, la bella Jennifer se asoma

Dolly en movimiento

Angulo opuesto de la toma del Dolly


Spot Comercial Escena del Beso Jennifer Barrantes & Alberto Martins



Curso de Entrenamiento para Directores

28 sept 2009

Socialnomics: Como han transformado los medios sociales el modo en que vivimos y hacemos negocios


Socialnomics es el libro imprescindible para todo aquel que quiera entender las implicaciones de los medios de comunicación social, y cómo las empresas pueden aprovechar el poder de los medios de comunicación social para aumentar sus ventas, reducir sus costos de comercialización, y llegar a los consumidores directamente.

http://tinyurl.com/socialnomicsbook

Video Sumario

Compilación de vídeos de Erik Qualman en donde explica su teoría de la Socialnomics (TM) ajunto con las estadísticas pertinentes de los medios de comunicación social. El libro de Socialnomics de Wiley Publishing estará en las tiendas 31 de agosto 2009.

Socialnomics: How social media transforms the way we live and do business

Redes para productores y Directores de Video Film y Television

http://videofilm.ning.com/

Para Actores, Artistas y Talentos

http://talentoslatinos.ning.com/

Twitter @videoworld

http://twitter.com/videoworld

Twitter @talentos

http://twitter.com/talentos

Twitter @signalmarketing

http://twitter.com/signalmarketing

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27 sept 2009

Marketing & Social Media La Revolucion de la Redes Sociales esta en plena ebullición



Las grandes agencias, los publicistas, los mercadotecnistas y mercadólogos, los artistas, músicos, cineastas, videógrafos y en general todas las personas con actividades creativas estan viviendo en un remolino de desarrollos digitales llamado SOCIAL MEDIA

EL CONOCIMIENTO PROFUNDO DE QUE SOLO el cambio permanece DEBERA GUIAR NUESTROS ESFUERZOS PARA UN REENTRENAMIENTO PERMANENTE PARA PERMANECER VIGENTES Y ACTUALES

Las siguientes producciones te darán una idea de la profundidad del cambio que estamos viviendo


SOCIAL MEDIA VIDEO



PRESENTACION DE COMO DEBE SER UNA NUEVA AGENCIA DE PUBLICIDAD
Manifesto For A New Ad Agency de giles rhys jones,
Como tiene que cambiar la publicidad no solo sus productos sino todos su procesos How advertising needs to change not only its product but is process





Como bien sabes FACEBOOK acaba de llegar a 300 millones de usuarios
Algo estan haciendo MUY BIEN. Esto es un resumen de sus principios generales de diseño MUY RECOMENDABLE


FACEBOOK DESIGN PRINCIPLES

http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=118951047792

The following are our Design Principles. At Facebook, our design is...

Universal

Our mission is to make the entire world more open, and this means reaching every corner, every person. So our design needs to work for everyone, every culture, every language, every device, every stage of life. This is why we build products that work for 90% of users and cut away features that only work for just a minority, even if we step back in the short term.

Human

Users return to our site to be surrounded by friends and other people near to them. This is a central promise of our product, that the people you care about are all in one place. This is why our voice and visual style stay in the background, behind people’s voices, people’s faces, and people’s expression.

Clean

Our visual style is clean and understated, to create a blank canvas on which our users live. A minimal, well-lit space encourages participation and honest transparent communication. Clean is the not the easiest approach to visual style. To the contrary, margins and type scale, washes and color become more important as we reduce the number of styles we rely on.

Consistent

We invest our time wisely, by embracing patterns, recognizing that our usability is greatly improved when similar parts are expressed in similar ways. Our interactions speak to users with a single voice, building trust. Reduce, reuse, don’t redesign.

Useful

Our product is more utility than entertainment, meant for repeated daily use, providing value efficiently. This is why our core interactions, the ones users engage daily, are streamlined, purged of unnecessary clicks and wasted space.

Fast

We value our users time more than our own. We recognize faster experiences are more efficient and feel more effortless. As such, site performance is something our users should never notice. Our site should move as fast as we do.

Transparent

Users trust us with their identity, their photos, their thoughts and conversation. We reciprocate with the utmost honesty and transparency. We are clear and up front about what’s happening and why.


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29 jul 2009

Video Insider: The New Creative Imperative

The New Creative Imperative
by Alan Schulman , Wednesday, July 29, 2009

It has been said that "media is the new creative." To clarify, the idea is that in this age of hyper-audience fragmentation, the "who" you're speaking to is now as important as the "what" that's being said.

Alan Schulman is Chairman and Chief Creative Officer of U. DIG > The Digital Innovations Group. He is a member of the Creative Versioning Professionals and his creative agency develops new ad units for new and emerging media platforms. Contact him here.

Video Insider for Wednesday, July 29, 2009:
http://www.mediapost.com/publications/?fa=Articles.showArticle&art_aid=110731


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25 jul 2009

Case Study: The Barack Obama Strategy



The is the extended case study of the Barack Obama campaign.

This presentation was done by Igor Beuker, to 150 marketers at the SRM Guru meeting 2009 in Amsterdam.

The session lasted 2 hours and the audience was excited and inspired by Obama’s great “brand interaction strategy”. Download the presentation for the slide notes with Igor's story.

All research was done by Paul van Veenendaal, who used over 250 different sources to create this huge slide deck.

If you are inspired by this story, you will probably also like their blog: http://www.ViralBlog.com

All credits go to Barack Obama and his campaign team. Barack Obama, marketer of the year!

15 jul 2009

Twitter The Zeitgeist application





Zeitgeist is the german word for the "spirit of the time"

Twitter reflects the brilliant caos of thoughts, links and micro musings of millions of people, and because of this, the world is obsessed with this microblogging tool.

With Twitter, users update their web audience with frequent messages of 140 characters or less. These millions of Twitts represent a world barometer of trends thoughts, anxieties, popularity and knowledge of all the people involved.

The above graphic from Applicant.com show us some of the most interesting functions you can pull and push with Twitter

Information
Traffic
Customer Service
Business Management
Networking


Twitter is in the frontline of the battle for the interactive world because it appeals both parties the Twitterers and the Twitter Followers

For Celebrities, Sport Stars and common normal people, Twitter lets us speak on our own terms.

>>St. Louis Rams running back Steven Jackson, one of football's prolific tweeters.
says "It's going to be useful during the season, because after a game, I'll be able to say my piece instead of just allowing different media outlets to portray me how they want to portray me," >>

>>Talk to any athlete or coach about the benefits of Twitter, and they'll put message control at the top of the list. "In this world we live in now, everybody becomes media," said Shaquille O'Neal, whose enormous following of more than 1.6 million has fueled Twitter fever in sports.


>>Psychologists note that sports permit people to "bask in reflected glory." In other words, I associate with a winner, so I'm a winner. Twitter tightens this bond, even if it's imagined. "It's not really personal, but it feels kind of personal," said Indiana psychology professor Edward Hirt, who has studied fan behavior.>>

Time Magazine just put it on their cover page and has published in depth articles like:

Teens Don't Twitter (And Other Faux Lessons)

How Twitter Will Change the Way We Live

10 Ways Twitter Will Change American Business

Top 10 Celebrity Twitter Feeds

The Sport World From Shaq to Serena Williams to Stewart Cink, athletes are atwitter about Twitter

Twitter is a very friendly community, a social tool of communication and interaction, and a great way to stay in touch.

So even if at first you dont know how Twitter works, give it a try you may like it ¡¡¡ But be warned it’s addictive. So learn how to use it with a console or dashboard web app like Hootsuit or say goodbye to your productivity ! ¡¡

13 jun 2009

12seconds challenge: Winner Video How long do you think you could survive in the wilderness?

Just won the daily video 12challenge in 12seconds this app is like a Tweeter for video and you can Tweet your 12 second video and connect it with Facebook and Twitter and participate in the daily challenge :) try it, is a very nice addition to social media networks and is growing VERY fast, growing VERY FAST ¡¡¡ try it http://tinyurl.com/twelveseconds


12challenge: How long do you think you could survive in the wilderness? on 12seconds.tv