Posts Tagged ‘website’

DIY cross-media without a budget

Monday, June 22nd, 2009

In my career, I often came across people with a nice idea, committed to what they wanted to do, but with a single, specific drawback: their audience wasn’t limited to their location.

Internet solved this issue- or so it seems. Because it is still too “technical”

This post is not only to share experience on how to use Internet-based channels, but integrating my experience in doing something offline- like political or product leaflets, and then direct marketing for services, helping to organize information events, and so on.

As a preview, I will cover here only the “launch” or “seed” phase, giving you all the information needed to create from scratch a new mixed online-offline presence.

And without a budget.

do you twitter? spice it up!

Friday, February 27th, 2009

Yes, I do twitter. In a twisted way. But I also video twitter. See how.

So, I found the annoying soundtrack for my blog- listen…

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009

I finally found the “tune” for my site- thanks for a neighbour: it took few weeks of listening 2×45minutes each day, but in the end… I love it :-)

eye-tracking

Wednesday, February 4th, 2009

A short article (to be expanded later) on what your online visitors really see when they visit your website