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recycle&signoffArchive for November, 2009
stii?
Cand?
Joi, 3 decembrie, ora 12.00
Unde?
Strada Jules Michelet, nr.9
Cine?
YaU, un studio care promoveaza un concept neconventional de design de eveniment si obiecte asociate. YaU abordeaza creativ industria de organizare de evenimente si pune in scena concepte inovative pentru ocazii speciale, evenimente sociale si corporate.
Aceste evenimente se disting si datorita amenajarilor inedite si obiectelor decorative neconventionale, realizate de membrii echipei YaU si de alti artisti care le sunt parteneri.
Atuurile ce individualizeaza YaU sunt inovatia si viziunea diferita, nivelul inalt de personalizare a conceptelor, folosirea materialelor neconventionale si abordarea moderna si nonconformista.
Lansarea va avea loc la sediul firmei din strada Jules Michelet, nr.9 (zona Piata Romana) si va fi o provocare la emotie pentru fiecare dintre cei prezenti acolo. Oamenii vor fi invitati sa interactioneze cu obiectele create de YaU (lampi, aranjamente florale, masti, personaje tematice in dimensiune naturala), sa patrunda in spiritul YaU si sa-si exploreze emotiile.
In cadrul evenimentului va avea loc si spectacolul neconventional “Te iubesc? Te iubesc!” regizat de Chris Simion si pus in scena de actori de la teatrul D’Aya, o conferinta de presa si un cocktail.
Lansarea va reuni cu aceasta ocazie jurnalisti din zona de cultura, lifestyle si nu numai, si in general oameni interesati sa promoveze si sa sustina arta si bunul gust.
Evenimentul face parte dintr-o serie de astfel de manifestari incluse in planul de comunicare al atelierului YaU. Astfel ne propunem sa cream o relatie speciala cu publicul nostru existent si potential.
“YaU inseamna tinerete, dinamism, nonconformism, seriozitate, creativitate si nu in ultimul rand spirit liber.”
Concept 6
ailelei ce dea concept.. Vrooooommmmmmmmmmm
Cam asa arata noua viziune BMW asupra sportului motorizat repede si precar sustinut pe tera-ferma… mare grija la manometru
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- Btw cam asa vizionau creatorii de viteza din BMW in 2008, in 2009 s-au mai temperat ca si forma s-au agravat ca si putere
Beksinski’s revenge
pentru a satisface capriciile putinilor dar vajnicilor mei privitori am sa-l prezit si pe fantasmagoricul bufon, mai mult conceptual si unul dintre titanii genului surrelism, postapocaliptic , frate orarecum cu giger cam cu aceleasi influente.. cam aceeasi perioada.. putin alta viziunea, giger mai obsedat de viata si de moarte prin sex, nenea ZB, mai abstract, ideea primeaza, ironicul si tragicomicul de situatie
Zdzislaw Beksinski
si va invit pe site-ul artistului
Giger re|oaded
An old friend in a new light, chear ma bucur ca a luat cineva surrealismul lui H.R. sa-l impinga mai departe si sincer sper ca in timp sa evolueze in aceeasi maniera in care la vremea lui Dali, Giger muta expresionismul in surrealist pentru a obitine un stil unic “Giger”
galerii
stiu un blog.. care stie un loc
demult voiam sa fac asta am vorbit cu multa lume care a fost in “locul ala” cum ca ar trebui catalogat undeva tot spectrul de “locuri mishto” care chear merita, acum insa… da chear stiu un site care stie un loc, altruist din fire cum ma stiti va invit sa crestem impreuna nivelul contentului de acolo si sa aducem si noi aportul in directia popuularizarii locurilor care merita
aici sau in dreapta intre linkuri
relax
no comment just take a look here and here
mici statistici:
Kuroshio Sea has been featured on over 900 blogs and websites (including 5 top 100 blogs)
Youtube: Over 2.9 million views
Vimeo: Over 1.1 million views
Break: Over 670K views
This was shot at the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium in Japan. The main tank called the “Kuroshio Sea” holds 7,500-cubic meters (1,981,290 gallons) of water and features the world’s second largest acrylic glass panel, measuring 8.2 meters by 22.5 meters with a thickness of 60 centimeters. Whale sharks and manta rays are kept amongst many other fish species in the main tank.
the storyboard
daca doamne fereste ai vrea sa urmaresti personajele din LOTR sa vezi care cu cine interactioneaza..tx god for the internet
use the force…
nono noooo.. you don’ love me but i doooooo
Now hear this.. in sfarsit se prind marketerii despre do’s and dont’s-urile internetului modern
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Social media can’t:
Substitute for marketing strategy.
A Twitter campaign or a Facebook page that announces your weekly specials is not a marketing strategy.
Succeed without top management buy-in.
Social media requires a way of thinking that includes willingness to listen to customers, make changes based on feedback and trust employees to talk to customers.
The culture of fear (of job loss, of losing message control, of change) is ingrained in corporate cultures. Top management has to want to change.
Be viewed as a short-term project.
Social media is not a one-shot deal. It’s a long-term commitment to openness, experimentation and change that requires time to bear fruit.
Produce meaningful, measurable results quickly.
One of the complaints about social media is that it can’t be measured. But there are many things that can be measured, including engagement, sentiment and whether increased traffic leads to sales.
Those results can’t be produced or measured in the short term. Like PR, social media marketing often produces its best results in the second and third year.
Be done in-house by the vast majority of companies.
A successful social-media campaign integrates social media into the many elements of marketing, including advertising, digital and PR. Opinion and theory are no match for experience and the best social media marketers now have more than 10 years of experience incorporating interactivity, blogs, forums, user-generated content and contests into online marketing.
You need strategy, contacts, tools, and experience — a combination not generally found in in-house teams, who often reinvent the wheel or use the wrong tools.
Provide a quick fix to the bottom line or a tarnished reputation.
Social media can sometimes provide quick results for a company that’s already a star. When a well-loved company like Zappos or Google employs social media, its loyal fans and followers pay attention.
However, there’s a lot of desperation in a lot of corporate suites these days, and many companies seem been convinced that a social-media campaign can provide a quick fix to sagging sales or reputation issues. Sorry, nuh, uh.
Be done without a realistic budget.
Building a site that incorporates interactivity, allows user-generated content and perhaps also includes e-commerce doesn’t come cheap from anyone who knows what they are doing.
Even taking free software like WordPress and making it function as an effective interactive site, incorporating e-commerce and creating style sheets that integrate with the company’s branding, takes more than time. That takes skill, experience, and money.
Guarantee sales or influence.
Unless your effort can pass the “who cares” test — and most simply can’t — your social media efforts will fall flat.
And unless you know how to drive traffic to your contest, video, blog, event, etc., you’ll have little more than an expensive field of dreams.
Be done by “kids” who “understand social innately”
You can climb Mount Kilaminjaro without a sherpa guide, but why would you? Experience and perspective can make the trip easier, or even save your life.
Companies trying to run social media without experienced consultants waste time, money and reputation on their efforts. And then, sadly, many decide that this new-fangled approach doesn’t work.
Replace PR.
No matter how great your website, video contest, blog, Twitter strategy, etc., you still need publicity. Or you may end up with a tree falling in the forest and nobody hearing it.
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