Posted in Mindjumpers on May 17th, 2010
Due to a really exiting period at Mindjumpers, we have looked around to strength our team on various positions. In the process of finding the next Mindjumpers its been vital to find profiles that can ensure our high service and quality level towards our clients and to the readers of this blog. In short that [...]
Posted in Best Practise Cases, Social Media, TribeSourcing on May 17th, 2010
Festivals and concerts are part of the summer. But you won’t need a thick wallet or take time off from work to experience the music and the amazing shows. The digitization allows us to record, share and take part of enjoyments from around the world. One of the greatest festivals is the Danish Roskilde Festival [...]
Posted in Best Practise Cases, Facebook on May 14th, 2010
The old Danish butter brand called Lurpak – you might know it from the distinct silver foil package – is cooking up some use of social media involvement with their Bake Club initiative. Lurpak dates back from 1901 and is owned by the Danish Dairy Board. Lurpak has really kept their design intact, but despite [...]
Posted in Marketing & Communication, Mindjumpers on May 12th, 2010
One of the most fantastic things about social media is the possibility to connect with people all over the world, sharing knowledge, insights and passions. In the middle of April we discovered that a blog called Midias Sociais about social media from Brazil had mentioned Mindjumpers in one of their blog posts – something we [...]
Posted in Facebook, Social Media, Social Network, Social Responsibility, TribeSourcing on May 11th, 2010
At first sight, it’s a copy of Facebook, but your friends are now your allies and the cause is all about human rights. Amnesty is the organization behind the Tyrannybook. It’s a social network with a focus on increasing the awareness of the cruelty against people that’s taking place around the globe. So far there [...]
Posted in Marketing & Communication, Social Media on May 10th, 2010
Mindjumpers collaborates with bloggers associated with the Social Marketing Forum. This guest blog is written by J -P De Clerck, who is an experienced interactive marketing journalist and blogger. Content is the cornerstone of any form of interactive marketing. It is the basis of the brand story and of inbound marketing. Of course, content on [...]
Posted in Facebook, Tech Development on May 7th, 2010
For some time, the rumour has been that Facebook will soon launch a geolocation to their service. According to Mashable and Advertising Age, the location service can be rolled out any day now. It was expected that Facebook would present it at the F8 Developers Conference, where they against odds only spoke of the social [...]
Posted in Facebook, Marketing & Communication, Social Media, Social Network on May 6th, 2010
The first video with facts from the author of ‘Socialnomics’ – Eric Qualmann is now seen by more than 1.8 million on Youtube. The evolution of social media is high speed – so to say, so the team behind the first video have now made a reloaded version – ‘Social Media Revolution 2 (Refresh). Overall [...]
Posted in Best Practise Cases, Facebook on May 6th, 2010
Today is the day of the UK General Election and many of the UK election activities has been running on Facebook. A large part of the British population uses Facebook and during the last month or so, a mock election has been running taking the temperature of how the outcome of the election would be. [...]
Posted in Marketing & Communication on May 6th, 2010
Mindjumpers collaborates with bloggers associated with the Social Marketing Forum. This guest blog is written by an experienced interactive marketing journalist and blogger. He runs the blog on www.socialemailmarketing.eu and is a member of the Social Marketing Forum: Some companies use social media as a new way to broadcast advertisements. Wrong, of course. Social media [...]
