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Tag Archives: Digital Planning
Some music trends
I was interested to see which music website or web application was the most popular out of all my current favourites: Is blip.fm slowly losing the battle? I also started researching DJ Shadow, apparently he’s quite big in Poland — I had no idea! Poszanowanie!
Posted in Digital Music, Digital Planning, Measurement Also tagged Google, google labs, market research, search insights, trends, web application; Leave a comment
Bring on the trumpets!
God I love this ad! Stupid, pointless and just plain funny! I hope these guys play on the characters throughout the rest of their offline/online comms. Possibilities are endless and I expect to see more of the same humour in other channels and formats. Genius!
Posted in Advertising, Brands, Digital Planning Also tagged Advertising, funny tv ad, offline advertising, Offline Media, tv ad Leave a comment
Google Trends for Websites
I think Google Trends for websites is great for a number of reasons:
- Firstly it allows you to compare traffic by competitor
- Secondly it allows you spot the performance of your competitors through known seasonality curves....
Posted in Measurement Also tagged Google, Natural Search Optimisation (NSO), PPC, Search & New Media, Search & New Media, website trends Leave a comment

Google incorporates collaborative filtering-ish features into search options