
What Brands Can Learn From Sports Fandom
1 week ago
advertising + truth = survival (possibly)
So, what I had in mind was the coming together (solidarity) of a range of professionals in the areas of Marketing & PR to offer some free expertise to small businesses or a chosen business in an effort ‘revolutionise’ their brand and create some buzz for their business. This grouping could act as a full service agency for the chosen brand for an agreed period of time in an effort to bring the business or brand to the next level and then hand back the reins.
Ideally you will come form an agency background, either from the client or project-management side, with a foundation in digital marketing delivery. Specifically you will be responsible one large blue chip client and a number of websites being developed.Full spec here. Contact suzanne.delaney@ogilvy.com before Sept 15.
Experience in Social Media, Online PR and Online Advertising is a must while a detailed understanding of the other digital vehicles is required. The successful candidate will most likely be an Account Manager in another digital agency with the ability to work to tight deadlines, handle pressure and thrive in a multi-task environment.
The aim of our course is to give you an overview of the free tools available in social media that enable you to reach your customers in new ways online. We’ve got a great lineup of speakers, including Philip Macartney from Bebo, Conall McDevitt from Weber Shandwick and natural search guru Alastair McDermott from Website Doctor. We’ve also got a great panel of bloggers and journalists who are active and influential in the social media space. They will be there to answer your questions on how you can reach your customers online, with first hand experience.There's enough talent lined up on the day to sort the spam and the specious from the socially smart, and there are worse ways to spend less than a hundred quid.
So right now the stats:
- 905,980 people in Ireland are now on Facebook. In January there were just over 400k.
- 612,380 people are age 25 and older – 67%
- 399,440 people are age 30 and older – 44%
- 134,660 people are age 40 and older – 14%
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