Fluent: Razorfish Social Influence Marketing Report

Tue, Jul 14, 2009
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Razorfish releases another amazing report about social influence marketing. It?s an inspiring and great read, below are just a few key topics from the report:

? The Razorfish Social Influence Survey, which unearths the importance of social media ininfluencing purchase decisions.
? A feature on how social media is becoming both a paid and unpaid distribution mechanismfor advertising content.
? A look at how social features are becoming integrated into online display advertising.
? A piece on how tools such as Facebook Connect are moving the social graph out onto the Web.
? An introduction to the SIM Score and what it means for marketing.

You can get the full report here.

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    9 Comments For This Post

    1. Bill Ruesch Says:

      Don’t take this comment harshley. I don’t mean for it to be a slap in the face, just friendly suggestions. I got halfway through the report and had to stop because of eye strain. Small type isn’t for an over 40 year old audience. Second, I learned that seriff type is easier to read than san-seriff. You might consider a more eye friendly font next time you publish a report. Or you could continue doing it this way and losing readers.

    2. DonJulio Says:

      Hi Bill – another 40+ year old here.

      Not meant harshly in response… (insert happy emoticon here). You do know the document is scaleable on screen (takes a few seconds for type to sharpen ) and there is also a pdf that can be viewed as large and reader-friendly as you like, right? Thanks Razorfish for sharing your insights.

      I shot the “seriff,” but I did not shoot the deputy.

      Cheers,
      Don

    3. Ray Brown Says:

      I agree with Bill, impossible to read and very frustrating. Happy to read this interesting material in a different format

    4. Mark Ferguson Says:

      Sorry guys, I don’t mean to be harsh about this, but Don’s right. View or print the document as a .PDF and its a very legible and intelligently written piece of work . . . .and I’m 48 and didn’t find it too hard to work it out.

    5. Bill FitzGerald Says:

      This is a well done report. Maybe if it was just a powerpoint presentation I could see a call for less words and larger font… but it is a REPORT. I’m 49, and I can read it, and… I understand it! scary, eh! btw – I also still ride a bicycle more than 30 miles at a time on a regular basis, (lucky I can I guess).

    6. Mike Hanson Says:

      I agree @ 62 the PDF is the answer.
      Very interesting – missing one key factor people still buy from people. If that weren’t true small business would not exist. I do however agree change is happening, no argument here but sooner or later large companies and all the technology can’t make somebody buy bad product again. Tweet -text whatever you call it won’t help. Oooh pretty boxes only works short term.

    7. Mike Hanson Says:

      I agree @ 62 the PDF is the answer.
      Very interesting – missing one key factor people still buy from people. If that weren’t true small business would not exist. I do however agree change is happening, no argument here but sooner or later large companies and all the technology can’t make somebody buy bad product again. Tweet -text whatever you call it won’t help. Oooh pretty boxes only works short term.

    8. taylor doherty Says:

      can anyone tell me what digital campaigns razorfish are currently working on, or have done in the past, thanks.

    9. AMck Says:

      I can’t get the report to open. Can you help?
      Thanks

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