Top Posts & Pages
- Shifting Habits: Will Mobile Remake the Retail Landscape?
- An Expert’s Tips for Improving Wellness Communication at Work
- How Unlearning Lies at the Heart of Innovation
- How to Increase Your Creativity Quotient
- AP Style's Proofing Process Leapfrogs Ahead
- Adding Multimedia Content to Your Press Release Improves Views
- Does Your Child’s Name Predict Leadership Success?
-
Recent Posts
Categories
Blogroll
Take 140
- How To Eliminate #Customer Angst—And Improve Your Bottom Line fastcodesign.com/node/1672501 via @FastCoDesign 2 days ago
- What great design can do for data via @FortuneMagazine ow.ly/l7smI #innovation 2 days ago
- #Writing Pointers Every Communications Pro Should Memorize — Today bit.ly/12cIiIH via @PRNews 3 days ago
In the Cloud
audience big idea brand breakthroughs Business business school C-suite career communication communications creative process creativity crisis communications education Employment Facebook Groupon ideas innovation insights inspiration leadership LinkedIn listening measurement mobile news release personal brand Peter Guber Pew Internet & American Life Project Pew Research Center problem solving PRSA public relations research social media storytelling target audience teamwork TED Ted Talk tips transformation Twitter United States
Tag Archives: smartphone
Shifting Habits: Will Mobile Remake the Retail Landscape?
Who would have thought holiday shopping could be controversial? Amazon found itself in the pre-holiday spotlight for a recent one-day promotion of its shopping app. It encouraged smartphone users to download the tool and scan UPC codes on certain items … Continue reading
Posted in Business
Tagged Amazon, brand, communications, innovation, mobile, Olympia Snowe, Online shopping, problem solving, Retail, smartphone, social media, United States
Leave a comment
How Mobile Is Your Audience?
Recently, a plane’s malfunction stranded me overnight in Denver. Since it was just before a holiday weekend, the airline’s customer service representative let me know hotel rooms were scarce. I was on my own for the next 15 hours. What … Continue reading
Posted in Public Relations, Social Media
Tagged apps, Flickr, IDC market research, Internet access, online, Pew Internet, research, smartphone, strategy, Washington Post
2 Comments
