Tony Hallett
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The following B2B-centric infographic says it all (well, almost all). It comes courtesy of the excellent team over at BlueGlass Interactive. Some of the numbers in here about the rise…
Read MoreIt’s almost the last Friday of the month and – before we take a Collectivist break for the summer – here is this month’s recommendation. Alper Cagatay – video production…
Read MoreIn his excellent Monday Note blog this week Frédéric Filloux dissects what he calls “the insidious power of brand content”, with some great examples, mainly from French companies. His five…
Read MoreWe shared this really nice infographic the other day on Twitter but it’s simply too good not to chain to this blog somehow. It’s courtesy of the APA – now…
Read MoreThere has been a lot of talk over the past year about four stand-out tech and internet companies: Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google. (Others reckon IBM deserves inclusion given its…
Read MoreQuestion: For how long can you count content as an asset? Answer: Forever. OK, forever is a mighty long time, as someone once said, but you get the point. Recently…
Read MoreHow should you make the best use of archive content? It’s a question that assumes you have some, for one thing. I was speaking to an old contact this week…
Read MoreHow are we doing as a business? Pretty well, I’d say, though you’d need to ask our clients. Since this blog kicked off at the start of 2012 I haven’t…
Read MoreCollective Content doesn’t bill itself as a social media expert, certainly not in the sense that it’s a key part of our consulting. (And anyway, is there even such a…
Read MoreThe last Friday of the month means it’s time for another Collective Content recommendation. We take someone we have worked with personally, explain what they do and give an idea…
Read MoreThe way some publishers approach custom content – as a dirty little secret – is regrettable. And I could use a stronger word. True, it is signed off by and…
Read MoreSpotted: an interesting ad on London Underground. No, that’s not the end of this post. Sonos, maker of the user-friendly, wallet-unfriendly streaming music systems for the home, has some display…
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