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[uk-netmarketing] Predictions for 2013
Caroline Bottomley caroline at radarmusicvideos.comWed Jan 30 10:24:40 GMT 2013
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very good :) On 28 January 2013 19:36, Alec East <alec.east at ukoko.com> wrote: > OK, here goes... > > I hereby predict that at least some of these will become true, more or > less, probably: > > > *HTML5 / responsive Banners finally replace Flash banners* > because mobiles don't do Flash and animated gifs are a bit pants. CTR > increases but several thousand "Banner Designers" are made redundant and > besiege Adobe. > > > *Mobile specific emails,* > which take advantage of the mobile "as standard" support for richer media > in emails. We start to see HTML5 video followed by people complaining that > it's caning their data plan. > > > *Content Marketing is the new social media* > Every client will be sold content-marketing in a "would you like fries > with that" kind of way, even if the agency doesn't know what it is. By late > July, a content-marketing campaign for a dishwasher tablet goes wrong and > blocks a pipe, causing a dirge of branded, fetid slurry to overflow into a > billion Facebook feeds. Zuckerberg buys Dyno-Rod for three billion dollars > but it's too late, in the ensuing panic, Twitter get's jammed & Vine is > forced to ration users to only 3 seconds. The entire "earned-audience" > packs-up and buys a book instead. Amazon, however, makes a killing. > > > *Google changes it's algorithm again. This time it's called Albatross.* > and people who type URLs into the search box suddenly find they can't use > the web anymore. > > * > * > *Someone actually makes an online purchase using an Android phone.* > A spokesman says "With 80% of the smartphone market but a minuscule amount > of web-traffic, you have to wonder what Android users are doing with their > phones." > * > * > > *Apple release the iPhone mini* > ... A smaller, flip-open iPhone that looks remarkably like the original > Motorola Razr. Apple sues Motorola over a retrospective breach of copyright. > > * > * > *The meme of the year will involve carrots & the colour beige* > That's all I'm saying > > > > > > Alec East Director > > email: alec.east at thboom.com > mob: +44 (0)7976 751 371 > web: *http:// <http://www/>www.thboom.com* > * > * > http://twitter.com/aleceast > > The information contained in this e-mail is confidential and may be > privileged. It is intended for the addressee only. If you are not the > intended recipient, please delete this e-mail and advise the sender > accordingly. The contents of this e-mail must not be disclosed or copied > without the sender's consent. Seeing as you've read this far, we'd like to > compliment you on your attention to detail. > > On 28 Jan 2013, at 12:00, uk-netmarketing-request at mm.chinwag.com wrote: > > Predictions for 2013 > > > > ~~ Chinwag Jobs: Find your perfect new job or next team member ~~ > > Chinwag Jobs is the leading specialist recruitment website for digital > roles in the UK. Used by major companies such as BBC, Electronic > Arts, Kingston University as well as the majority of recruitment > agencies who place staff in the sector. > > Take a look through our listings or register to advertise your > own vacancies today. > > >> CHINWAG JOBS: http://jobs.chinwag.com > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > You're subscribed to uk-netmarketing to change your options or > unsubscribe: https://mm.chinwag.com/options/uk-netmarketing > > uk-netmarketing discussion list is powered by http://chinwag.com > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://mm.chinwag.com/cgi-bin/mailman/private/uk-netmarketing/attachments/20130130/bbb727cb/attachment.html>
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