Posts Tagged ‘brand strategy’

Presentation in English

Friday, February 17th, 2012

“Coolest Job in the World”

Friday, January 20th, 2012

In the Netherlands we have now involved ourselves with ‘online’ for some 15 years. It has been the biggest development in the media landscape since the invention of television. What started with hobbyists creating HTML pages, has become a versatile industry. Segments that arose over time – such as search, gaming and mobile internet – are now markets in themselves. And just when the developments in our industry seem to crystallize, new businesses appear specializing in segments such as yield management, augmented reality or social hub-influence. (more…)

Introducing COBRAs

Wednesday, April 20th, 2011

Recently Daniël G. Muntinga of the University of Amsterdam published an article in the International Journal of Advertising about exploring motivations for brand-related social media use.

Social media websites such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitter provide unlimited means for Internet users to interact, express, share and create content about anything, including brands. Such consumers’ online brand-related activities (COBRAs) have significant consequences for firms. This article shows that different brand-related activities on social media platforms are driven by different motivations. It enables brand managers to anticipate and stimulate consumers’ online brand-related activities.

You can read the complete article here… Exploring motivations for brand-related social media use

Podcast about Brand Programming

Monday, March 7th, 2011

In this interview Klaas Weima (Energize) talks with Jeroen de Bakker about the Brand Programming philosophy and the brand utility phenomenon. This new and innovative approach should help brands to develop their brand strategy. The Brand Programming philosophy is based on three communication models: Awareness, Likeability and Relation. In a changing media landscape it becomes more and more important to facilitate your consumer and offer them a relevant service to get their attention and ‘word of mouth’. To achieve your marketing goals the brand utility can be a solution. Please listen to this interview and let me know your opinion. Sparkcast interview about Brand Programming

Brand Programming presentation

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010