27 June 2010
The Future of Websites
I've been doing a whole load of reading lately out there on the web and social media sites and can see a time when all this great "content" will be merged together to form the real information age. In my minds eye I can imagine that when any of us write anything or post an image on the internet on any of the websites, blogs, twitter facebook or Google Me sites it'll get immediately indexed and compared with all the other content out there and matched up to form a cohesive mass of information and rather scarily it'll probably offer up some sort of conclusion.
Imagine a scenario where perhaps you're on your holiday away from home and you take a few snaps as we all do and post them on the web someone else maybe locally or on their holiday too takes some shots of the and uploads them. We all put titles and make comments about what going on and all the photo's most likely have Geotag info and we're all saying in our comments that we really like this place. Extrapolate that scenario a million times and you get a system that could come to a conclusion that the place in the photos is a good place to be. OK so not too far fetched so far. Microsoft are already matching up images people post on line.
Imagine now that because you uploaded your pictures through a log in (maybe Facebook or the like) the systems have your demographic adn that of all the other people uploading and commenting.
Now there's little old me thinking about where to go for my next holiday. I happen to match the majority demographic that like "that location" and hey presto, you have the basis of geo-demographic-location advertising.
Sort of good sort of bad.
Maybe I'll get to go on holiday to some place I never even heard of before.
What do you think?
next 5 years, 10 years, 20 years NEVER Happen?
Imagine a scenario where perhaps you're on your holiday away from home and you take a few snaps as we all do and post them on the web someone else maybe locally or on their holiday too takes some shots of the and uploads them. We all put titles and make comments about what going on and all the photo's most likely have Geotag info and we're all saying in our comments that we really like this place. Extrapolate that scenario a million times and you get a system that could come to a conclusion that the place in the photos is a good place to be. OK so not too far fetched so far. Microsoft are already matching up images people post on line.
Imagine now that because you uploaded your pictures through a log in (maybe Facebook or the like) the systems have your demographic adn that of all the other people uploading and commenting.
Now there's little old me thinking about where to go for my next holiday. I happen to match the majority demographic that like "that location" and hey presto, you have the basis of geo-demographic-location advertising.
Sort of good sort of bad.
Maybe I'll get to go on holiday to some place I never even heard of before.
What do you think?
next 5 years, 10 years, 20 years NEVER Happen?
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Rebranding
29/06/10 14:47 Filed in: Branding
For over two years from the birth of the company we've been called Rock Paper Image which we think is a really great name for a business especially when you take a look at the logo along side the name.
We're not getting rid of the Rock paper Image brand or name but we are creating a really focused and targeted SEO Brand.
After several weeks of struggling with various names and tag lines where we looked really closely at or core business and what we do best for our clients. So what did we come up with?
Well we feel that we're in the Expert category for SEO or Search Engine Optimisation for businesses based in and around Brighton and Sussex. We provide SEO and Internet marketing advice and services to those businesses from various segments of the business community. Given that we're focused on being the best in our segment of SEO we naturally came up with a new name and web address for the internet marketing and seo arm of the business.
Say Hi to:
Segment SEO
our new web address is:
http://www.segmentseo.com
Our new email address is:
info@segmentseo.com
All our other details stay the same and the well loved name and info for Rock Paper Image will remain as the overall name and brand for the company.
Look out for out new site coming soon at:
http://www.segmentseo.com
Segment SEO, Freshly Squeezed internet marketing in Brighton
We're not getting rid of the Rock paper Image brand or name but we are creating a really focused and targeted SEO Brand.
After several weeks of struggling with various names and tag lines where we looked really closely at or core business and what we do best for our clients. So what did we come up with?
Well we feel that we're in the Expert category for SEO or Search Engine Optimisation for businesses based in and around Brighton and Sussex. We provide SEO and Internet marketing advice and services to those businesses from various segments of the business community. Given that we're focused on being the best in our segment of SEO we naturally came up with a new name and web address for the internet marketing and seo arm of the business.
Say Hi to:
Segment SEO
our new web address is:
http://www.segmentseo.com
Our new email address is:
info@segmentseo.com
All our other details stay the same and the well loved name and info for Rock Paper Image will remain as the overall name and brand for the company.
Look out for out new site coming soon at:
http://www.segmentseo.com
Segment SEO, Freshly Squeezed internet marketing in Brighton