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Evolve or perish – the Darwinian theory of agencies

In the 10 years that I've been running my agency, one thing that has been truly constant is the pace of change. We have seen the rise of web 2.0, eCommerce, eCRM, the birth of social media and its rapid rise to mainstream media status, the growth of user-generated content and now it's all about mobile, the semantic web and big

Is Facebook really a marketing fallacy?

Whatever your personal view, you have to admit that Michael Wolff’s recent article, The Facebook Fallacy had a certain cage-rattling style in its gusto. The piece, which is well worth a read by the way, essentially argues that, without an earth-changing idea, Facebook will ultimately collapse and “take down the web.” The

Email-Marketing Round Up: June

As a representative of the DMA Email Marketing Council (EMC), I would like to present three highlight discussions by our Council members this month surrounding a range of hot topics that has affected the Email Marketing Industry. Firstly, Tim Watson (Zettasphere) investigates the methods in which LinkedIn is driving membership upgrade

Don’t let your social media marketing suffer a slap in the Facebook

Investment in social media marketing and promotions has rocketed over the past couple of years as more and more users flock to a proliferation of new platforms. As a nascent channel, many marketers are still trying to find their feet and understand how to fine-tune their social media marketing strategies. But there’s no shortage of

Making sense of integrated marketing

The team at Menzies Digital Marketing and I could have easily and usefully spent last Wednesday in the office. Instead, as sponsors of the DMA's Go Integrated conference, we spent the day at INMARSAT listening to a set of really inspirational speakers and sharing our ideas, experience and expertise with some really switched-on digital

The terms and conditions of branding: The Good, the Bland and the Ugly

As we move forward in time and the need and expectation for brands to have a presence on social media increases, we are seeing increasing demands from consumers for brands to be open and clear in their communications. Trust is a key factor in communicating with your customers and is essential in maintaining customer satisfaction. The