Media. The Anatomy of Digital Platforms.

April 11th, 2010 • Allgemein
Tags: Brainfood, Cool, david armano, Diagram, edelman, Media, Microsoft, Philosophy, Presentation, Strategy, visual, World

David Armano seems to stay true to his roots as the social web’s best info visualizer. His endless stream of useful sketches about the web has explained the terms paid, owned and earned media earlier. But I really like this graphic from his new employer Edelman Digital…simply because it’s very easily understandable and I will now use it in my own decks.

Via Visual Loop

Tara Hunt. Your Social Media Strategy won’t Save you.

September 27th, 2009 • Business, Social Business
Tags: Brainfood, Business, Presentation, Social Business Design, Social Influence Marketing, Strategy

I have to admit, I had to reread this deck by Tara Hunt a couple of times. Maybe I am a bit slow or it’s the fascination of watching the results of Germany’s general elections right now …but it’s got something to say. The key argument of this deck is “Social Media itself is not relevant” if you don’t head towards user happiness. Good one, Tara. (via jkleske)

Guy Kawasaki. The 10/20/30 rule revisited.

September 27th, 2009 • Ideas
Tags: Brainfood, Creativity, Diy, Guy Kawasaki, Idea, Presentation, Tools, Truth, visual

It’s not exactly new, but I still dig this little clip of Guy Kawasaki explaining his 10/20/30-rule. It’s supposed to turn dull Powerpoint presentations into something you would like to listen to. Won’t work everytime. But I just remembered how good this rule is. (via Holykaw)