Category Archives: interactive marketing

Repost: Directory of dead communications channels

I’m taking a short break from BrandSTOKE. In the meantime, here’s a reprint of a popular post: If you haven’t read the obits lately, you may want to brace yourself for some shocking news: Just about every communications channel you … Continue reading

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QR codes bite the dust

Per a post at Business Insider, QR codes have been added to BrandSTOKE’s Directory of Dead Communications Channels. Johnny, we hardly knew ye. Rest in peace.

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Directory of dead communications channels

If you haven’t read the obits lately, you may want to brace yourself for some shocking news: Just about every communications channel you know has died. Sorry to be the one to tell you. As a service to BrandSTOKE’s readers, … Continue reading

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ChalkBot remembers Mom

Nike’s Chalkbot may be the perfect convergence of technology, social media, and cause marketing. Essentially a pneumatic chalk-paint sprayer driven by a computer, ChalkBot takes messages from around the world via text messaging, Facebook, Twitter and the LiveSTRONG web site, … Continue reading

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Tour de Tweets II

Note: It’s Tour Time! Here’s a post I wrote last year about the nearly seamless integration of social media into the event. In many ways, the 2009 Tour broke new ground for both participants and fans at major sporting events. … Continue reading

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How health-care reform will change hospital marketing

After months of political wrangling, the health-care reform bill is now law. What does it mean for hospital marketing? Here are some predictions: 1) It is generally held that prevention and wellness initiatives will reduce health-care costs over time. More … Continue reading

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