Most of the technology evangelism is for Microsoft and/or its partners. The work consists of preparing and giving training or information sessions about the latest deve-lopments in and future vision of the industry. Past and recent work involved the new Windows Phones and new mobile OS, the Windows 7 launch and the freshly released Office2010. Future work will mostly be for Kinect for XBox360.
It's just too interesting to discuss the expo-nential growth the internet is experiencing and the way people deal with this phenomenon. Are we cautious enough to see the unexposed dangers of the web? Do you know what social media is and how it works?
Should you engage and participate? As an individual, or as a company? And where will this journey take us, for how long?
And what will it cost? That's where I can help.
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(Online) strategic planning determines where a campaign is going over the full time it runs or more, how it's going to get there and how we'll know if it got there or not.
The planning contains conversion funnels, social mechanism and measuring proposals in order to maximize every second a consumer spends interacting with the brand.
Eventually these work documents result in a creative brief, with additional starter ideas added to kick off the next step.
The best job in adverland is spread over two departments: strategy and creative. The two are evidently very closely related but some-times miles apart and for good reason ;-)
There's no better place to let wild ideas go even crazier, only to end up with a socially ac-ceptable campaign that still seriously makes the difference for the client, and the agency.
Galaxies of untapped ideas are up for hire and delivery during brainstorming sessions or project-based in teams.
