Last night I had the privilege of appearing on The BeanCast with Joseph Jaffe, Helen Klein Ross, Duane Forrester, and of course, show host Bob Knorpp. We covered a range of topics, including the effectiveness of the Old Spice campaign, whether awards and effectiveness are correlated, the move by high-end fashion labels to sell their […]
Podcasting
The Face of Media, Vol. 2
A lot of nice people with interesting radio shows have asked me to appear on their programs of late, and hey, I’m a person with plenty to say, so I’m pretty receptive to these audio advances. It’s always fun and flattering to talk with people who are interested in the work you do. And GenY […]
I’m Not David Byrne, But I Am A Talking Head
Taylor Ellwood of Imagine Your Reality, had me on his podcast this evening. We covered a lot of ground in 60 minutes and I’m grateful to Taylor for the opportunity to air out some of my favorite topics: like too much time spent in front of the computer screen; how to make money on one’s […]
The Face Of Media
Gen Y marketing expert and radio personality, Bret Bernhoft, asked me to appear on his new radio program, The Face of Media. Naturally, I agreed. What self-respecting ad blogger wouldn’t want to quaff an IPA while dishing on the future of media? The show is also available on Archive.org and iTunes. The recording took place […]
One Big Ad Blog Love Fest
I want to send out a very special thank to Bob Knorpp of The Beancast for a live read on his 2009 Year End Show. He, and guests George Parker and Bill Green have some terribly nice things to say about us. If a Web site could blush… Knorpp frames our content as “considered commentaries” […]
Hear This, Vol. 2
Back in August, marketing podcaster Bob Knorpp invited Danny G. and me on his weekly radio show, The BeanCast. Apparently we didn’t break anything, because Bob asked us back for more. We recorded “Episode Eighty: Scrubbing Rupe” tonight via Skype. You can download the MP3 directly, or head over to the iTunes store. Bill Green […]
Puma Product Placements Showing Up In The Strangest Places
AmEx, you’ve been served by Joseph Jaffe. Somehow, I don’t see them caring all that much. By the way, BofA took 30 large off our table (home equity line of credit) with no rhyme, reason or warning, and then they came back around and clipped the limit on one of my credit cards. Banks don’t […]
Ad Bloggers Diversify Their Offerings
Bill Green of Make the Logo Bigger is teaming up with Angela Natavidad of Adrants and Live and Uncensored to create a new adcast called AdVerve. Green has a really good radio voice and Natavidad’s touch works as a solid counter balance. Plus she lives in Paris. How many radio shows can say they have […]
Hear This
Bill Green of Make The Logo Bigger joined Danny G. and me last night on The BeanCast, a weekly marketing and advertising program hosted by Bob Knorpp. We had a lively discussion around the following five topics: Crispin Porter & Bogusky’s choice to crowdsource a logo and the stink it raised in the design community […]
NPR Scores With Content Packaged for Download
According to Ad Age, National Public Radio has been able to grow its total ad revenue from $18 million in 2002 to $46 million in 2007, in part by the leading the podcasting charge. In August 2005, Honda became its first sponsor to sign up for a podcast-specific deal, a trend that has since been […]
John Winsor on “The Hook”
Webmaster Radio Publishing Writing and Advertising Director of Cultural Radar for Crispin Porter and Bogusky John Winsor discusses his background in publishing and writing books to joining the advertising firm Show Host: Katie Kempner Show: The Hook Channel: Advertising Find out more about John Winsor.
New Media. Same Old Sex.
French Maid TV is a series of two-five minute viral video “How To’s,” hosted by actresses portraying French maids. According to the site, “It’s where young men learn the important things in life. Like How To Find Music You Like, How To Register a Domain and How to Barter Online.”
