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How brands are jumping on the Pokémon Go bandwagon: the good and the bad

Published on 2016/07/13 By admin

Pokémon Go may not even have a worldwide release yet, as it’s only available in US, Australia and New Zealand, but it’s rapidly surpassing WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat in terms of usage. Over the past few days, we’ve seen several examples of brands using Pokémon Go as a jump off, and I’m sure there’ll be many more.  Not every mention was successful, so here we present the best and the worst mentions from Twitter.

Beyond Newsjacking: Pop Culture in Content Marketing with Movies, TV and Memes

Published on 2014/04/10 By admin

The expression “newsjacking” has been popularized by David Meerman Scott and the available material on the topic is near limitless from case studies of Oreo’s Dunk in the Dark  Twitter ad to missed opportunities by Poland Spring . Related to newsjacking is the practice of leveraging popular culture references in brand messaging. Movies, music, memes and more can be deftly integrated into your social media and content marketing programs to provide an entertaining context to otherwise boring business information

Still Newsjacking For Links? Forget That, Make The News Instead!

Published on 2014/03/28 By admin

We all know that Google frowns upon trying — in any way, shape or form — to get links (they’re serious, guys). Yet, links still play a very large role in determining SERP rankings

Newsjacking – Own the Second Paragraph with David Meerman Scott

Published on 2011/11/23 By admin

With SES Chicago over, we’re picking up our Wednesday guest posts again.

Newsjacking – Own the Second Paragraph with David Meerman Scott

Published on 2011/11/23 By admin

With SES Chicago over, we’re picking up our Wednesday guest posts again. This time with my friend David Meerman Scott , best-selling author of numerous books including The New Rules of Marketing & PR, Real-Time Marketing & PR and a new book called Newsjacking. David is someone who has always been a forward thinker and a few steps ahead of most marketers.