Marketing Today - 074
Marketing Today, Episode 74, from Monash University, Melbourne Australia. Features:
- A Skype chat with Julian Cole, including issues such as:
- Viral "rockstars";
- The Aus Social Media Revolution;
- Company blogging (GM Fastlane and Gateway Credit Union).
- Song of the week: Dave Stewart and his Rock Fabulous Orchestra, "Lily Was Here", from http://music.podshow.com/
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posted by Peter Wagstaff at
7:35 PM
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Anonymous, at Monday, September 1, 2008 at 12:56:00 PM GMT+10
Hi Denise,
Thanks for "spamming" my blog - and others (e.g. BrandDNA) with this same "cut-and-paste" meaningless message! How about you listen to the podcast and learn a thing or two about Marketing. It sounds like the organisation you represent could also learn how to behave appropriately in the blogosphere.
I'll certainly be mentioning "marketingeye" in my next podcast, but not in the positive way that you are hoping for. Keep listening!
Angry Wags.
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Peter Wagstaff, at Monday, September 1, 2008 at 7:14:00 PM GMT+10
Denise,
Just to prepare for our upcoming discussion on this issue, you may want to read a little bit of background information about why it's not cool to spam in places like this: See the NAB Spamming story at marketingmag.com.au.
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Peter Wagstaff, at Monday, September 1, 2008 at 7:29:00 PM GMT+10
Hello Peter,
Firstly Marketing Eye would like to apologise for this unsolicited blog on 1 September 2008. It is never our intention to mislead or misdirect consumers or any other parties. In this instance an oversight on our behalf has resulted in an unfortunate miscommunication that has led to an intern making an error. We all make mistakes, it is a part of the learning process.
Furthermore we take the internship program very seriously as I am sure you would be aware from your conversations with our previous interns that have come from Monash. Fortunately this intern has learnt from her mistake as we have ensured that they have spent time researching the ethics of social media, which has been assisted by material kindly provided by you.
As I am sure you are aware it is not our company policy to engage in spamming of blogs as this is clearly an isolated incident and will not be repeated in the future.
Kind Regards,
Marketing Eye
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Anonymous, at Tuesday, September 9, 2008 at 4:23:00 PM GMT+10
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