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Posted by Damian Bazadona [17 Dec 2010 | 2 Comments ]
Students and Social Networks – The Myth Debunked?

“Hey, let’s target college students – put some ads up on Facebook!”  The basic idea that college students are the primary target is a somewhat popular assumption but there has been significant data that has been coming out that debunks

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Posted by Damian Bazadona [28 Oct 2010 | 2 Comments ]

I’ve now heard from three different people over the past month or so, “Aren’t websites dead? I’ve heard everything will be on social networks, no?” If anyone gives you this advice, please run as far as possible from them. Leave

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Posted by Richard Le Cocq [24 Sep 2010 | No Comment ]

For those of you unfamiliar with the “Streisand Effect”, the term is based on the online phenomenon in which attempting to censor or remove a piece of information has the unintended consequence of causing the information to be publicised widely,

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Posted by Richard Le Cocq [23 Aug 2010 | No Comment ]

I ordered a pub lunch with my brother in-law this week at The Manly Wharf Hotel and was given one of those electronic pagers that bleep and buzz at you to tell your order is ready at the

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Posted by Richard Le Cocq [4 Aug 2010 | One Comment ]
Under one umbrella.

A friend of mine told me about her trip to Japan several years ago, where she ended up making friends with a group of businessmen in Tokyo who kindly bought her a few drinks while she waited for a

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Posted by Richard Le Cocq [30 Jul 2010 | 3 Comments ]

Over the last two months, I had the chance to embrace my inner ‘Michael Palin‘ and traverse across several continents. I’ve checked out New York during Broadway’s busiest summer period, the London’s West End and of course my

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Posted by Damian Bazadona [24 Sep 2009 | No Comment ]
Social Networking Behavior of the Broadway Consumer

It’s been a hot topic for some time now – the question of whether or not your brand should have a presence on the popular social networks of Facebook, MySpace and Twitter.

I’ve been away for the past few months

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Posted by Damian Bazadona [26 Aug 2009 | No Comment ]
New Report Shows Four Out of Five Americans Online Visit Social Networks

In case you needed any more research to show the impact that social media has had on consumer media consumption patterns, here’s an article highlighting the point that four out of five Americans now belong to a social network.

Now, I know there are still a ton of skeptics in our industry about the topic of social media and at what point is the investment worth it and at what size should that investment be. This is a good thing!

Winning in the social media space is not easy. There is a ton of hype and often little talk about the leg work and the extensive creative thinking that is needed to make a social media presence an impactful part of your overall marketing plan.

I think these are the right kind of discussions that we all should be having and I can tell you our agency is doing extensive research trying to develop some basic benchmarks for the industry. In the meantime, take a look at the following research report – these numbers really do highlight how the rate of growth in social media usage is absolutely staggering.

According to the article…

"We’d like to officially welcome you to The Facebook Age. Now, according to a new report from Forrester Research, more than four in five U.S. online adults report using social media at least once a month, while half report participating in social networks like Facebook. And while young people continue to march toward almost universal adoption of social applications, the most rapid growth occurred among consumers 35 and older.

‘This means the time to build social marketing applications is now,’ said Forrester analyst and report author Sean Corcoran. ‘Interactive marketers should influence social network chatter, master social communication, and develop social assets — even if their customers are older.’"

Read on.

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Posted by Damian Bazadona [27 Apr 2009 | No Comment ]

The heat is on for live entertainment organizations to keep pace with the ever changing consumer behavior of ticket buyers and the emergence of social media platforms is the hot topic at hand. Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Vimeo – the

Here's a great rant on the topic that even Seth Godin chimed in on (scroll down to the comments section after you read it).

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Posted by Damian Bazadona [21 Jan 2009 | No Comment ]

Over the past quarter, we ran a survey online that aimed to dive deeper into theatergoers’ behavior and preferences online. While there is a lot of information we took from the research, I pulled out two specific focuses of the