[infographic] Social Media ShortCuts
How about some time-saving shortcuts for Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Google+? Take a look:
StumbleUpon has been around for a while now and I pretty enjoy it. This infographic from Column Five Media breaks down the lifecycle of a web page on the service and sheds light on some interesting stats. For instance, 51 pages are added to StumbleUpon every minute. #wow
Of course, everyone watched the most important advertising game of the year.
Source: Adweek
Do you know the difference between a geek and a hipster?
Source: Pinterest
Mashable.com presents an interesting article about the most-searched fashion designers of 2013, according to Bing searching tool.
Believe it or not, in the U.S., fashion icon and designer Victoria Beckham took the crown as the most-searched fashion designer of 2013, while former Project Runway judge Michael Kors followed in the number two spot — Kors was in the top of the results for the second year in a row (he was number one in 2012).
Ralph Lauren, an American favorite best known for his Polo clothing brand, took third for the most-searched designer of 2013. Staples of the industry, both Chanel and Gucci remained strong, coming in at numbers four and six respectively.
Here’s a look at the top 10 most-searched fashion designers, according to BingTrends.com (more…)
The new Audi City ‘Digital Showroom’ presents a new form of retail experience for a car brand, one that can fit in any typical high-street store or shopping centre mall, so brands can increase the volume of people who experience the brand and the car, in virtual form with a few tactile exhibits like the paint and leather.
The Audi City Store consists of multiple interactive digital walls, controlled by pressure sensor floor plates and large tablet-style devices allowing customers to create a car from the group up and see the car in true scale on the huge digital walls in front of them.
Better tomorrow,
PR Pret-a-Porter.
Volkswagen provokes South Africa with the Volkswagen ‘Street Quest’ advergame… It’s a Facebook challenge to find and ‘Pin’ as many Volkswagens on South African roads as possible, using a gamified, custom version of Google Street View.
The campaign is running over a 4 week period, where the people who can pin the most Volkswagen’s, will earn a seat at the grand final, which will be a real-life version of the Street Quest. Very cool work from the guys at Ogilvy Cape Town.
The latest Intel social experience, ‘Me The Musical’, is a simple Facebook Connect which generates a pretty catchy animated musical video powered by the content on your timeline. Telling a story from the day you were born through to today, highlighting various global hits, technology feats like the start of the internet and so on, as they little characters walk down your timeline, passing everything you like and interact with on the way to today! Check it out here.
Better tomorrow,
PR Pret-a-Porter.