Our Swedish international actor Peter Stormare are famous from many big title movies and series like Fargo, Armageddon and Prison Break. He also have his own band, called Blonde From Fargo were he is the lead singer. A man who doesn’t just sit still. Its always nice to read about his successes around the globe. [...]
Category Archives: Marketing
Peter Stormare sings to the destruction of Mercenaries 2
Posted by Daniel on September 9, 2008
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Become a Friend marketer with Facebook
Posted by Daniel on August 22, 2008
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Facebook have become one of the biggest social networks in recent years. Thanks to word-of-mouth, a good service, easy access for small developers and users to develop their own applications, and lot of press attention its grown tremendously. The platform have attracted users and developers in the masses. But the one thing they still struggle [...]
Unboxing Viral marketing
Posted by Daniel on August 21, 2008
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I just entered Google Video to find a particular video, but at the first page they “advertised” this video: A great example of cleaver and good executed viral marketing. They play on the notion of Unboxing. A web phenomenon growing every year, were regular people document they open the box of… whatever they’ve bought. Gaming [...]
Generation Y, Millennial Marketing
Posted by Daniel on August 11, 2008
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Do marketing to the young audience have to be so complex or difficult? Since I’m born in 1983, I’m proud to call myself a member of the Generation Y population. A generations basically born digitally injected to everything from mobile phones, internet, videogames and all kinds of new digital and electronically devices. And thanks to [...]
Converting non-girl gamers into gamers
Posted by Daniel on August 2, 2008
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A interesting and fun video this one. I found it over at Spike.com were they have some sort of Girl-Gamers section. They try to destroy an old myth about girls and gaming. And why not do it with a really good looking gamergirl!? What got my attention was not how to turn girlfriends into gamers, [...]
Blog updates
Posted by Daniel on August 1, 2008
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Over the last couple of days I’ve searched and experimented with different WordPress plugins to improve the blog. Its not really so much improvement to talk about, more fun experiments from my view on how to work with different new features. Almost all the changes/add-ons have happened in the sidebar widgets. The size on the [...]
Will Mr Bushnell dominate the online casual game market?
Posted by Daniel on July 29, 2008
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The founder of Atari and creator of the video game industry, Nolan Bushnell haven’t been on the lazy side since he sold (was bough out) the now old company. He was and is an entrepreneur and used the money he made from Atari to build new companies and businesses. Many of those businesses have not [...]
Corny TV Advertising
Posted by Daniel on July 28, 2008
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I just can’t stop laughing at this TV clip from BBC. What better to really muck the corniness of TV advertisements, then a bitter grumpy British dude? The funny thing is I have the same view about traditional advertising as him, in general. Often commercials and ads in magazines and on town have the purpose [...]
Videogames – a model for other industry marketers
Posted by Daniel on May 21, 2008
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Despite the current(?) recession in the US, the videogame industry won’t seem to be affected, at all! Videogames sales have just gone up, and with the latest big release GTA4 it got yet another boost. The numbers just points up, and the industry grow every year, and even you thought last year is hard to [...]
Through awareness we view things differently
Posted by Daniel on May 12, 2008
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How do knowledge change how we as different people view the society and media? As for me personally I’m interested in new media, marketing, games and many things considered new. My work involves buying keywords and creating Search Engine Ads, so naturally my awareness of other ads in the same space differs from those unaware. [...]