Posts Tagged “data”
Posted 2010.05.07
What is the actual value of a story? Are people prepared to pay more for something if there is a story attached to it? It turns out that they are. That is the outcome of a very original experiment by writer / NYT columnist Rob Walker. I saw Rob speak about his Significant Objects project, a [...]
Posted 2010.04.06
I met a slightly creepy yet really interesting company yesterday. Voiceprism has a technology that analyzes sound waves generated by the human voice. This gives them the ability to listen to an individual for 10 minutes, establish a baseline voice pattern and then detect the deviations from the normal frequencies. These deviations have proven to be [...]
Posted 2010.03.12
In my previous post I listed some empirical evidence that shows that TV advertising is becoming increasingly effective. One of the reasons is that TV is a superior medium for driving emotional engagement. The role of emotional engagement in driving purchasing behavior has been hotly debated in the last couple of years. This is as [...]
Posted 2010.02.01
This is a bit of a geeky post so apologies in advance. But I have been meaning to write about how fantastic I think Google Analytics Intelligence is. If you are not sure what I am talking about have a look at the video below.
I love it for a number of reasons. First of all it [...]
Posted 2010.01.18
People have been buying and selling data about consumers for a long time. Companies like Axciom have been doing this for years in the direct marketing business. But recently a new breed of companies has been popping up who are acquiring and selling data about consumers in the online advertising space. Companies like BlueKai and Datran [...]