Today was the first day of the Seminar in:
"Non-conventional marketing, Viral Marketing and Viral DNA".
It was great!
Probably they can find a more efficent way of trainings, but still that is one of the best trainings I ever saw, because of contents, people, values,...
...I would like to became as them!
Thursday, 21 October 2010
Ninja Way is a smart way
Labels:
DNA,
marketing,
ninjamarketing,
trainings,
viral
Wednesday, 20 October 2010
"Change is in the hand of digital natives" Alex Giordano
Article taken from Ninjamarketing.it and translated for you.
In Italy at the Roman Camp barcamp Youmark interviewing our Alex Giordano, a member of the Scientific Committee under the thematic "innovology" and strategic planner of Ninja LAB, the laboratory that developed the strategic creative viral campaign "If I were the Minister...".
We report here the main steps of the interview with Frank Maute, while here you can find the complete article [in italian language].
The reporter asked to Alex Giordano, how crowdsourcing can grow to serve even the most noble causes of the country ...
"There is a generational attitude that enjoys of media universe far more complex, featuring an integrated use of media, with the possibility of establishing feedback and reports online. And is not about just technological opportunities, but about the birth of a new way of being citizens, becoming real 'media', that can have can tell their opinions, in an active way. Individual characters that give a sense of contribution to the community through blogging, or sharing of posts on social media.
Entering a new ecosystem
In this sense, 2.0 universe appears to be almost obsolete, we are moving into a new ecosystem, made by its component technologies (ex: social media), but also by the community imagined by those who frequent it. The critical aspect is the value. A certain attitude to the use of these facilities provides, in fact, a vertical reflow of relationship between power and citizens, beyond the market, towards a dynamic of horizontal relationships to recirculate transparency and meritocracy.
From an evolutionary point of view, Web 2.0 has recovered the survival human instinct. Behind the words coogeneration and network society are hidden values as solidarity, authenticity, relationships, as opposed to individualism that seems to pervade our offline reality. The conversations in social media are between communities, not between individuals, so it's interesting to see the "linking value" that this communities give to their being together. The sense of the spontaneous and free action online is finalized to the social action, if we do not have friends on Facebook, what can be its meaning?
Change is in the hands of digital natives
Change is in the hands of digital natives, of the very young people that will mature, at cognitive level, the ability to such means. In this we are only just at the beginning. Today, all the attention still on social media aspect, trying to find a way to interact opportunistically with the new, reiterating the old mindset. Our idea, however, has always been to work from bottom to undermine the old ways, to bring new values. We need to stop to see the media as something on which invest, but as a new ecosystem to learn from. And the companies are not ready to do it, so marketing can only pollute the inevitable evolutionary journey. It should stop being decided at the table, but it should open itself up to what people say... while walking, eating, or are in front of the PC. Because imagination's role is passing from marketing's hands departments to those of citizens.
Because of this marketing's future isn't in big corporations' the hands, but in the new start-ups' hands. United in Network to move from marketing to societing, in a less predatory way. Companies, in fact, must learn to overcome narrow confines of reasoning to its market, to feel themselves 100% social subjects, working in a social context. And it is the only way to exit from bankruptcy and from the present crisis. "
Tuesday, 19 October 2010
"Gillette Future Champion" spot*
Waka Waka, Shakira's video, is one of the most viewed video of the year... and reached many views in a very short time: a lot of people searched for it, many people share it on his blog, facebook page, myspace and so on... a sort of viral video without the usual characteristic that the company Go viral! and others listed that a viral video need to have.
For sure being one of the official World Soccer Championship songs played a fundamental marketing role.
In my opinion had an important role also to have scenes from the last championships.
Is not the first time that soccer is the issue of a viral video (do you remember Ronaldinho and his 5 hits to the crossbar?)
Now, we have also this video made from Gillet for its Gillette Future Champion campaign, also this as the previous from EU in my opinion is nice, but is missing something... still that have cool soccer scenes.
What is your opinion about this video?
(if you want to vote it, go here LINK)
...in my opinion, one of the many characteristic that a viral video needs is innovation in order to strike people!
For sure being one of the official World Soccer Championship songs played a fundamental marketing role.
In my opinion had an important role also to have scenes from the last championships.
Is not the first time that soccer is the issue of a viral video (do you remember Ronaldinho and his 5 hits to the crossbar?)
Now, we have also this video made from Gillet for its Gillette Future Champion campaign, also this as the previous from EU in my opinion is nice, but is missing something... still that have cool soccer scenes.
What is your opinion about this video?
(if you want to vote it, go here LINK)
...in my opinion, one of the many characteristic that a viral video needs is innovation in order to strike people!
*Gillette Future Champion is a video promoted by Goviralnetwork
Monday, 18 October 2010
Campaigns against smoke*
A campaign against cigarettes and smoke in general is not a news, and I have a different vision of "Viral", by the way I think that, the next, is pretty cool as video, also considering that is an EU initiative:
What do you think about it?
Is, or not, viral?
Do you feel to share it?
If yes, why? If not, why?
Comment it! =))
What do you think about it?
Is, or not, viral?
Do you feel to share it?
If yes, why? If not, why?
Comment it! =))
*This video is promoted by Goviralnetwork
Sunday, 17 October 2010
My favourite Viral Video of the week
I will translate Ninjamarketing's [LINK] article and post the video:
"Sometimes a penny change your life! Did you ever find one cent on the ground? Well, Vodafone has recently launched a network made of beautiful candid camera on the road.
Who was going to collect the first penny was rewarded with unexpected and folkloristic ways!
It's a wonderful idea for "viralize" the new Vodafone's promotion campaing 1 cent!
Production: Fabbriche Virali
Seeding: The Viral Factory
Also as part of the promotion campaign 1 cent on October 16 at 15.30 at the Trevi Fountain (Rome) Vodafone will try to enter in the Guinness Word Records Book launching most coins as none ever did at the same time."
Who was going to collect the first penny was rewarded with unexpected and folkloristic ways!
It's a wonderful idea for "viralize" the new Vodafone's promotion campaing 1 cent!
Production: Fabbriche Virali
Seeding: The Viral Factory
Also as part of the promotion campaign 1 cent on October 16 at 15.30 at the Trevi Fountain (Rome) Vodafone will try to enter in the Guinness Word Records Book launching most coins as none ever did at the same time."
Labels:
marketing,
non-conventional,
video,
viral,
vodafone
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