Tags: Alice in Wonderland, Arts, backtowork, disney, Mashery, Movies, sprout, Studios, Walt Disney Company, Walt Disney Pictures
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The new MySpace CEO is talking up Disney’s Alice in…
Posted by Scott Rafer
- February 11, 2010 at 10:29 pm PST
The new MySpace CEO is talking up Disney’s Alice in Wonderland promotion, which is great to see. It was put together by Sprout, a company I’ve been helping out for the past couple of months.
What’s most fascinating to me about Disney’s campaign is that there is no link back to Disney.com anywhere in the campaign. They and Sprout have worked so hard to engage you in the ad that the measure of success has nothing to do with their homepage.
It’s as Mashery’s BizDev 2.0 white paper says:
[The web today] is not about being a destination site; it is about providing the right information at the right time to your customers.
Monetizing MySpace Traffic – Is it Really Any Better?
Posted by Todd Sawicki
- August 11, 2008 at 11:22 pm PST
Tags: Ad Rates, eMarketer, FIM, MySpace, Revenue, Social Media
Posted in Advertising, MySpace, Projections | Permalink
Posted in MySpace, MySpace Platform, Publishers | Permalink
Guaranteed Ad Rates now Extended to MySpace Applications
Posted by Todd Sawicki
- February 6, 2008 at 12:19 pm PST
Posted in Advertising, MySpace, MySpace Platform | Permalink
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