Despite already having twice as many computers (including smart phones) than there are people in my house, I’ve still managed to find a place for an ipad. While it’s true that it doesn’t offer anything truly revolutionary (it is, arguably, a giant ipod touch), it is how it is packaged and the benefits of having [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Apple'
Why the iPad will change everything
June 2nd, 2010 · 5 Comments · Digital Strategy
Tags:Adelaide·Apple·apps·craig wilson·iPad·iphone·laptop·macbook·review·travel
Screentime
February 19th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Parenthood
A self-professed marketing and technology junkie, there’s few things I love more than the interweb. However, one of the hardest things about becoming a parent has been finding the time to indulge my various interests and habits. Luckily my good friend Michelle Prak (@Prakky) had an awesome suggestion on her blog that we’ve since incorporated [...]
Tags:Apple·family·internet·Michelle Prak·parenting·productivity·screentime·technology
Launching the iPad: A Marketing Perspective
January 31st, 2010 · 8 Comments · Digital Strategy, Social Media
With the interwebs (especially Twitter) all aflutter over the launch of the Apple’s latest technological marvel, the iPad, I thought it would be timely to post my reactions. However, instead of passing judgment on a device that I am yet to get my hands on (hint, hint Apple reps), I thought it would be fun to [...]
Tags:Apple·iMac·Intel·iPad·iphone·itunes·marketing strategy·Social Media·Steve Jobs·twitter·WOM
Sun Tzu and the forces of marketing
January 27th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Marketing
“All men can see these tactics whereby I conquer, but what none can see is the strategy out of which victory is evolved.” – Sun Tzu The Chinese military general and author of The Art of War, Sun Tzu, says that in battle, there are only two forces at play – direct and indirect. Direct [...]
Tags:Apple·branding·competition·differentiation·direct·Facebook·indirect·iPod·Marketing·niche markets·positioning·strategy·Sun Tzu·tactics·The Art of War·Theodore Levitt