At work, we are currently in the process of separating out our offering and it’s been really interesting to see how it’s been communicated out to our customers. On the new site that is being launched, there’s a blog which has detailed the stages of the site launch. It creates an informal commentary of what’s going on when the nature of the work means that it’s ongoing and difficult to pinpoint a time when it’s ‘complete’. So customers get reassured and accustomed to the change in plenty of time.
Twitterific
29 JanThe world is going twitter mad! it’s been a day of discovery – I think I can feel the need for a seminar coming on!
My lovely colleagues Sara and Lena sent me these great links
How to use Twitter
http://mashable.com/2009/01/21/best-twitter-brands/
How not to use Twitter
http://mashable.com/2009/01/24/how-to-destroy-your-twitter-brand-in-minutes/
Monitoring your brand online – all about Google reader
http://www.chrisbrogan.com/grow-bigger-ears-in-10-minutes/
Twitter tips
http://blog.ogilvypr.com/2008/11/faqs-about-twitter-strategy-and-public-relations/
Nice site
29 JanCame across this site that I found really enticing. Was drawn to the design of it and the quality of the content. Really nice info on web branding. Also liked the way that the author used the site as a showcase for his work and then presented an opportunity to buy his book. He’s also using lots of social media tools to promote his work. Very nice.
Regular reads
27 JanSome good sites…
Personal Finance and investment site with advice and comparison tables
A great personal finance site
I love the design of this marketing site – I like the way the information is organised.
Functional design and reliable content
All the latest news on the web
I love Leo’s Zen Habits site – it’s really nice, not preachy, with loads of ideas on how to simplify your life in all areas. I always look forward to reading the feeds in the morning







