People Dig Our Mojo
Holy Fro-Yo Batman! Mojo Yogurt hits 5,000 fans. Blind Society started working with Mojo a year ago. We implemented their Facebook, Flickr, and YouTube pages, along with a blog and [...]
May 28, 2010
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Category: Social Media
The Social Media Effect
Too often, we have seen brands focus on the right side of the chart: Facebook and Twitter. Those are the most hyped outlets. It’s important to feed the [...]
Apr 7, 2010
Facebook 187s “Become a
Agency types take note, Facebook is nixing the “Become a Fan” button in favor of the euphamistically-softened “Like” button. Good or bad (and likely to spur a barrage of riots [...]
Mar 29, 2010
iPhones Love YouTube, FlipR
Digital Buzz Blog—an office favorite—recently posted an article about the end of the destination web. Along with Super Collider, they make a case for the decline in destination sites—homepages, microsites, [...]
Oct 15, 2009
Twilight, Twilight, the First
A great viral video makes usually causes one of two reactions: we laugh or we shake our heads in incredulity. Internet favorites like “Charlie Bit Me” and “Sneezing Panda” are [...]
Sep 21, 2009
Attract a Crowd, Give ‘E
Mashable recently ran an intriguing article about how to attract and empower a crowd. Hmmm, that sounds like Blind-speak, does it not?
Attracting a crowd=engaging your buying society.
Empowering a crowd=giving them [...]
Sep 4, 2009
Mobile Video & Consumer C
A few years ago, Simon Gladwell penned “The Tipping Point,” which, as a concept, became a Tipping Point. Mobile video has reached powerhouse status. Smartphone users have the ability to shoot and upload on the fly. And then came the Flip series of camcorders. HD for $200 and a no-hassle uplink to YouTube. Brilliant. Purists finally had an outlet for their creative whims.
And now, with the iPhone 3GS, the rest of us have an excuse to create beautiful content. Typically, mobile video has been thought of as a 15-fps, grainy exercise in frustration. Apple, in typical brilliant fashion, upped the ante, giving their newest incarnation of the annual iPhone hardware the ability to shoot and edit glorious 30-fps video on the fly.
Jun 26, 2009
Twitter Is the New Conversatio
Without a doubt, Twitter is pop culture’s sparkling darling right now. The all-too ballyhooed competition between Ashton Kutcher and CNN pushed Twitter into superstardom. The challenge gave people a reason to care—a reason to pick sides. Essentially, it pitted Ashton Kutcher against Larry King.
Apr 21, 2009
