Comments on World in Motion: Twitter, Facebook, what companies are doing to kee...

Simple and direct to the point...that's the id...

2012-02-07T22:12:14.791-05:00

Simple and direct to the point...that's the idea. From
http://www.mthothamaccommodation.com.au/

I guess the important thing is know what your pote...

2012-02-07T22:11:24.767-05:00

I guess the important thing is know what your potential customers are looking for in a particular product or service. From
http://www.maryriverpark.com.au/

Interaction to fans and avid supporters is key to ...

2012-02-07T22:10:13.137-05:00

Interaction to fans and avid supporters is key to a successful campaign. After all they are the ones who make business going. From
http://www.esplanaderesort.com.au/

There are lots of ways to promote your products an...

2012-02-07T22:08:36.329-05:00

There are lots of ways to promote your products and services but one major consideration is the budget. From
http://www.horizonapartmentsnarooma.com.au/

Got some nice tips here. Thanks! From http://ww...

2012-02-07T22:07:10.093-05:00

Got some nice tips here. Thanks! From
http://www.thevictoria.com.au/

Thanks for the comment Garon. Appreciate your inp...

2010-03-05T17:04:34.322-05:00

Thanks for the comment Garon. Appreciate your input! Hope to see some more comments in the future!

Thanks for the comment Jamie. No need to be sorry...

2010-03-05T16:57:26.487-05:00

Thanks for the comment Jamie. No need to be sorry. Why apologize when you have done nothing wrong? I understand that both lines hint towards security, it was actually what I was intending on seeing that it was the target of the campaign. But I felt that the line I used wasn't as aggressive. The original line certainly is funny, I don't deny that but the way it's worded "we'll never know" sounds like they are trying to breach security, or even someone is trying to hide something. My only concern is that with people these days being very sensitive about travel, I don't think using the topic of security was the best way. Thanks for the comment though Jamie. We always appreciate other people's opinions and I hope to see you comment on other posts in the future!

Thanks for the comment Freddy. I'll keep you ...

2010-03-05T16:27:31.193-05:00

Thanks for the comment Freddy. I'll keep you updated on any news I hear!

They certainly did! It was a close one but they ca...

2010-03-05T16:27:06.346-05:00

They certainly did! It was a close one but they came out with the W

Sorry. But in the context of the TSA airport bin, ...

2010-03-05T14:51:30.686-05:00

Sorry. But in the context of the TSA airport bin, your line, Lace Your Shoes Once, and the original line about mismatched socks BOTH remind one about the lack of security on trains. The original line just happens to be funnier....

i like your take on the amtrak ad. i feel more com...

2010-03-04T17:07:35.988-05:00

i like your take on the amtrak ad. i feel more comfortable with the fact that lacing my shoes once is about my convenience, rather than the big red flag of "we dont have security measures". send that one along and see what they say. many campaigns will take the same platform and develop a few variations. helps keep the campaign alive and interesting, but changes it up to the point that people dont get bored with the ad. could work out quite well for amtrak. unfortunately airports would probably kill the contract if it eats into their passenger traffic. i didnt check out the teleflora, sorry.

Good example of social media building meaningful i...

2010-03-04T14:39:20.729-05:00

Good example of social media building meaningful interactions with people.

I can't help but wonder if Chicago O'Hare&...

2010-03-04T13:43:58.155-05:00

I can't help but wonder if Chicago O'Hare's move to allow Amtrak to advertise is gutsy, or a bit desperate to create another source of revenue. Nonetheless it is a very interesting campaign. I am happy to see that following these campaigns won you some recognition with the tickets.