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- Spice Up Your Local Life with TellmewhereJanuary 6
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Tellmewhere is a collaborative site where users come together to create a database of points of interest in their local areas. On Tellmewhere you can share your favorite local places, point them out on a map and even upload pictures. You can also search for new and interesting places in your own area that have been recommended by other users. Tellmewhere also gives users personalized recommendations based on their friends and places that they like.
Tellmewhere isn’t only limited to places to go out to eat or party. You will also find consumer goods, sighseeing attractions, moving companies, hospitals and more. You can use this new tool to find everything you need in your local area and spice up your life like never before.
Check out this video of Tellmewhere’s presentation at LeWeb and learn more!
Technorati tags: tellmewhere, collaborative, favorite local places, local area, local places, personalized recommendations, LeWeb - Want to Make a Viral Video? Learn from SamsungDecember 31 2008
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Oftentime brands don’t understand why the online videos they post don’t become viral. Many times the reason for this is the fact that their videos focus too much on the brand and not on the “viral”. If a video is not cool enough for me or you to pass on to our friends, then most chances are that no one else will pass it on to their friends either. Check out this great video Samsung did for their new Omnia (i900) phone which received 2,337,666 views already on YouTube. It’s a great example for how a video goes viral if it’s actually entertaining for the audience.
- Andrea Vascellari Talks to Blonde 2.0 at LeWebDecember 29 2008
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Earlier this month at LeWeb I sat down with Andrea Vascellari, CEO of iTive, a digital marketing and strategy consultancy based in Finland. Andrea and I have been online friends for years and it was really exciting for both of us to meet offline for the first time. In our interview we talk about everything from LeWeb to Gossip Girl. Also notice my unusual knack for picking up the accents of those that I am talking to
Technorati tags: Andrea Vascellari, Blonde 2.0, blonde20, LeWeb, iTive, digital marketing, interview, LeWeb08, marketing - Top 3 Sites for Creating Fun Holiday GreetingsDecember 25 2008
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Looking to share a little joy with your friends and loved ones this holiday season? Here at Blonde 2.0 we have scoured the Web to find a few of the best sites for creating your own customized greeting cards and here they are!
1. JibJab’s Elf Yourself
Elf Yourself is an oldie but a goodie! Upload a picture of yourself or of up to 5 friends and put your face on a dancing elf! Elf Yourself is powered by JibJab, where you can upload your face to star in a variety of fun holiday greetings.
Send your own ElfYourself eCards
2. Critter Carols on PetCentric
For all you animal lovers out there, you can create a holiday greeting using Critter Carols on PetCentric. Upload a picture o
- Blonde 2.0 Joins AdHocniumDecember 23 2008
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Today I’m excited to officially announce that I have joined AdHocnium, an ad-hoc agency of Creative Catalysts created by Chris Heuer and JD Lasica. The AH team consults businesses & organizations (specifically multi-national companies, communications agencies, senior executives and account teams) and provides these companies with new strategies that lead to innovative transformation. The AdHocnium team is made up of the best and brightest people on the Web with vast experience and knowlege in the fields of social media, Web 2.0, PR, and more. The team includes: Chris Heuer, JD Lasica, Brian Solis, Adrian Chan, Adriana Lukas, Alex De Carvalho, B.L. Ochman, David Parmet, Neville Hobson, Ronna Porter, Shel Holtz, and