Think My Think Guest post

On January 25, 2012, in Branding, by Zaid Rasid

I wrote a guest post on the popular blog Think My Think on ways to increase your online brand. A topic that I am passionate about. You can find it here: http://www.thinkmythink.com/7-ways-to-create-a-personal-online-brand/

 

Maxwell House serves up a cup of Social Media

On March 28, 2011, in Branding, Social Media, Youtube, by Zaid Rasid

The folks over at Maxwell House (Kraft Canada) recently launched an example of a social media campaign that in my opinion deserves some high praise. It’s the type of campaign that get’s me super excited. For one thing, I’m a huge optimist, so the actual message they were sending was inspiring. I mean for most of us, it’s hard to watch an ad and not be inspired by an underdog story or of a little girl, fully immersed with joy and a bright outlook on life.

 

The Charlie Sheen Dynamic

On March 10, 2011, in Branding, Social Media, Twitter, by Zaid Rasid

The Two and a Half Men saga has turned ugly to say the least. For me it’s disappointing as I’m a huge fan of the show and of Charlie Sheen. I try my best not to judge someone based on information from a third party and I even apply that to celebrities.

But a recent example of a shift in communication has changed the way we are making our judgements. If you haven’t heard, during the turmoil of the whole Charlie Sheen drama, Charlie put together a Social Media strategy and decided to interact with his fans directly. Celebrities have been engaging with their fans on Twitter for a while, but the difference here is that for the first time, we’ve been presented with an alternative perspective. This time, straight from the horse’s mouth.

 

Easy, Cheap, Global Media

On February 26, 2011, in Blogging, Branding, by Zaid Rasid

I just finished a great book called Evil Plans by author Hugh MacLeod that I recommend reading if you’re interested in creating your own brand and starting on your own journey. In the book, Hugh talks about the concept of cheap, accessible, global media that is available to us. He’s referring to the internet and tools like blogging that allow regular folk to begin publishing content. In the same book, Hugh also talks about Global Microbrands and the concept of reaching out to audiences across the world.

 

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