The Top Ten 'Top Ten Lists of 2010' List of 2010
Lists are the bread and butter of any blogger's content strategy. They're quick to read, easy to digest, and deliver on very specific promises. They're also an irresistible way to summarise and celebrate the events of a year as it comes to an end.
So with that in mind and because it's nearly Christmas, and we're all feeling a bit festive and irreverent in the office today I'm proud to present, in no particular order, Redhouse Lane's Top Ten Top Ten Lists of 2010 List of 2010.
Opting in to advertising
This video 'Embrace Life always wear your seat belt' by Alexander Commercials for Sussex Safer Roads was just named YouTube Ad of the Year 2010.
"What?!" I hear you cry. "It beat 'The Man Your Man Could Smell Like'?!"
"What?!" I cry, louder. "What's this about a YouTube Ad of the Year Award?!"
My life as a GhostTweeter
My current daily routine includes microblogging on behalf of one of our clients. Apparently the majority of the internet thinks this practice is a bit controversial.
Wikipedantry
I began my career by training as a proofreader, so keeping things consistent is a hobby-horse of mine. Recently I've been drawing up style sheets for Redhouse Lane and some of our clients.
The libellous tweet and the topless man
What are the best and worst possible outcomes of your social media activities? Success and failure in the socio-sphere are hard to express in figures, but this week the internet has given us a convenient matched
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 Matt applies his content auditing and strategy skills widely in the education sector. Projects include reviewing and developing a new web content strategy for UCAS's digital presence; social media campaigning for e-skills UK and the Open University's Vital programme; and creative direct marketing for AQA. He trained as a journalist and creative writer at the University of London, and is an Ordinary Member of the Society for Editors and Proofreaders. |
Tweets
- Change is coming, as a new generation of leaders and employees replaces the old t.co/B7W60PlKhV Is your organisation prepared?
- Red tape is discouraging SMEs from taking on apprentices, despite the benefits t.co/JR2XmkycbL
- For the first time, children are reading more screens than paper pages t.co/M0SAc8NojS - Does the medium matter?
- Graduate students do not open newsletters or marketing emails t.co/Vkg8OrfOyB (anecdotal, but ri...#highered
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