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Category Archives: Digital Media

Multi-Channel Marketing

Many organizations struggle to optimize online and offline marketing campaigns across an ever increasing number of new marketing channels. Silos of information reside in separate channel-centric technologies, and distributed marketing efforts, from both internal groups and external relationships, add organizational challenges to managing multichannel marketing efforts. Most of all, the proliferation of sales and marketing channels has made multichannel campaign performance difficult to track and monitor.

Traditional vs. Digital

There has been an ongoing debate for the past decade regarding which marketing medium provided advertisers with the best return on investment: traditional vs. digital. Traditional media buying would include: television, radio, newspaper, et al. Digital marketing includes: search engine marketing, banner ads, rich media and the newcomer streaming media. The truth of the matter is that I’ve seen both mechanism generate great and terrible results, it’s my experience that everything boils down to execution ultimately. However I want to briefly discuss each option.

Going Viral

I’m on the bike at the gym right now, blogging from my blackberry (what can I say, life’s been busy since the transition). And I wanted to talk about viral marketing. Here at OAG we’ve done our fair share of traditional media buys on every platform you can imagine (TV, Radio, billboards, Search Engines, et al), however very few things excite me as much as a well executed viral marketing campaign. So what factors determine whether a viral campaign is successful?

DAM DRM

No, that’s not profanity, simply the state of online content. DRM (digital rights management) has been killed by DAM (digital asset management). DRM was previously the standard that large studios and record labels used to protect their media. However DRM is being replaced due to its lack of scalability combined with outright user rejection. So what makes DAM so much better?