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A Year Full of ‘No Way!?’ Moments for CCO Magazine

Content Marketing Institute

2017 will go down as the year contributors to the magazine repeatedly blew my mind. Some people have been amazing resources to the magazine over the years – people who keep coming back with great ideas, stories, and people. Moments for CCO Magazine appeared first on Content Marketing Institute. story ( Data-Driven Creative ).

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Keeping up with Media Trends

Biznology

He has written and produced documentaries, studio-based and magazine series, commercials, public service announcements, promotional material, and news production. As well, he is the Executive Producer of a number of nationally broadcast documentary programs on public television.

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Your Marketing is Not Going to Go Viral – And it Doesn’t Matter

Biznology

Wouldn’t the cover of a trade magazine read by your target market be better? So craft a story that the publishers of that trade magazine – and others like it – can’t say no to, and stop worrying about getting your face on billboards. As in television screen and movie screen. Micro Fame Works Wonders. Be Visual, Be Concise.

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6 Ways to Stay Ahead of What the World Thinks

Convince & Convert

If you wanted to see what was happening in the world, you turned on the radio (AM or FM) or the television (basic cable). You read the newspaper or a magazine. Television. It was a simpler life, from a content consumption and communication point of view. Then came the web. The list goes on and on and on.

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The 4 essential elements of effective in-app advertising

ClickZ

It’s not enough to take creatives used for television or web and port them over to in-app as-is. As apps overtake television as the most popular mass media, it’s critical for brands to advertise where consumers are spending their time. A minute or 30 seconds may be fine for television, but even 30 seconds is too long for mobile.

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5 Content Campaigns That Changed the Way I Saw Marketing

Contently

Taking cues from television instead of advertising, the series starred five teenagers at a fictional suburban high school. Instead of conventionally announcing a series of TVs, we pretended we were launching a television series, employing all the standard elements one would expect. This experience taught me two things.

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Where is Marketing Going. and Growing. in 2015? [PowerViews LIVE Highlights]

ViewPoint

Here’s a glimpse of what she had to say: 1) Television: Television continues to be the biggest spend for marketers due to the fact that you can reach the masses AND get very targeted with your ad buys. 2) Newspapers and Magazines: We all know that newspapers and magazines are in a tailspin, but is that entirely accurate?