Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts

Wednesday, 27 July 2011

Brilliant Viral..."Museum of Me" by Intel

This is probably the best visualization of what is about to come and how the Internet is going to influence our life in the future...my dear girlfriend discovered it. Thanks hon!

Intel has launches a "Museum of Me" as a viral marketing campaign that highlights selected information based on your social pattern and habits. Sign up and check it out...impressive.


Since quite a time we have seen a lot of startups creating products based on your Facebook profile and account information - now this kind of stuff is used for viral marketing.

Here is a nice video explaining Socialmemories...

And a lot more to come, lets see what the future brings, I can imagine a lot of applications for this model....

Friday, 15 July 2011

The FB problem & Why Foursquare teams up with Daily Deal Sites


I have not been on Facebook for about 3 days now in order to focus on work. It is amazing how much more productive I am and that got me an idea of how important Facebook places is for Facebook. Makes no sense? Yes it does...

The Facebook Problem: Most of the time logging on to Facebook do not really bring an advantage to my life except of participating in the waste of time my friends are producing...sorry friends! The fact that I am still not experiencing a real disadvantage by not loggin on is a problem for Facebook and key to their success: God knows they are not profitable yet!


The key: They need to charge a fine for not logging on. Yes, I am talking about financial retaliation, a real disadvantage that arises for not logging on. You see, that is exactly what Foursquare does, its smart!

Foursquare is aiming to team up with Groupon in order to deliver customized offers to save money wherever you check in or are around... Imagine sitting in a cafe ordering one of these hilariously expensive coffees and the guy next to you pulls out his phone, checks in and buys a 50% coupon that he trades in with the cashier directly. Now it hurts eh?

There is also a nice Article about it on Wall Street Journal, check it out, its clear why Foursquare is valued 100 million, and maybe undervalued in my opinion....