Posted on February - 15 - 2012
The building, which is expected to open in March, will be known as ‘Campus’ and offer work areas, events areas, “chilled-out relaxation points” and a cafe. According to the Evening Standard, Campus has space for over 200 desks.
The new incubator will be in a seven-story location at 4-5 Bonhill Street in the area of east London known as Tech City which has been billed by some as the UK’s answer to Silicon Valley.
In a statement, Google said: “East London’s Tech City is already home to hundreds of world-leading developers, entrepreneurs and ideas. It is rapidly developing into an exciting centre for tech startups. Campus’ goal is to fuel the success of the UK startup community.
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Posted on February - 02 - 2012

You know those little ads that show up on your Facebook page right alongside your preferences and your friends pictures? Turns out that whether or not you realize it, they’re likely having an effect on what you purchase.
According to two new studies set to be published in an upcoming issue of the Journal of Consumer Research, consumers rely heavily on the outside factors such as the opinions of others and associations brands have with consumers’ personal social media content when making purchase decisions.
“The vast majority of marketing exposures are experienced under conditions of low attention and little cognitive involvement,” said Perkins and Forehand.
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Posted on January - 25 - 2012
We think about networking as a very modern notion, with our accumulation of virtual “friends,” “followers” and people-who-might-be-useful-to-us-someday. To me, it is just an extension of what my people, my family have been doing since 70 AD – making critical connections that enable both our survival. The tools
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Posted on January - 21 - 2012
McDonald’s latest marketing campaign was supposed to deliver social media praise via the hashtag #McDStories. Instead, in a classic example of the risks of Twitter-based advertising, tweeters with a much snarkier intent commandeered the effort.
The campaign started out as a wholesome, feel-good exercise. There were two hashtags, #McDStories and #meetthe farmers, that launched Thursday and were intended to highlight the fast-food giant’s commitment to fresh produce and meats.
Initially, tweets came in warm and fuzzy, like this one fromMcDonald’s itself: “When u make something w/ pride, people can taste it,” – McD potato supplier #McDStories.”
But then more Twitter users got wind of the campaign and began offering their own, usually backhanded interpretations.
To wit: “I only eatMcDonald’swhen I am ill because it makes me feel sick anyway. #McDStories,”
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Posted on January - 06 - 2012
Give a message, share a thought and have an announcement is one of the most common reasons for having bumper stickers, people love to place bumper stickers on their vehicles especially on national events. They are in actual are a good method to advertise and share the love the others. Words, thoughts and expressions that you cannot display, customized bumper stickers quickly put them on show. Yes I can call them a person’ representative, say what you want in more stylish way and make the people know about you and your business. F
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Posted on January - 04 - 2012

If you’re trying to figure out how to spend your advertising budget in 2012, the answer is a little complicated. New media – the Internet – and old media – newspapers – take the top two spots in terms of effectiveness for small-business and restaurant advertising.
That’s the finding of new research from the Pew Internet & American Life Project, which determined that the Internet and newspapers beat out local television and local radio among those looking for information about small businesses.
A majority of the respondents, 55 percent, admitted to researching local restaurants. The stud
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