We Voted
We Voted!
Episode 330 – November 7, 2020
Topics:
- Van Jones Sheds Tears Of Joy
- The ROI Of I Voted Stickers
- Fondue Fountain For The Win
- Fluence Media’s Election Survial Kit
- TikTokvertising
- Calm Wins The Election
- Typosquatting
- Photo Credit Backlink Scam
- Too Soon To Bridge The Gap
- Digital Subscription Stats
During episode 330, BL and David discuss Van Jones’ on-air tears of joy over the presidential election result; the ROI of I Voted stickers; Cheese Boy wins the internet with a successful fondue fountain; a PR agency’s superb election survival kit branding; Shopify and TikTok partner on shoppable ads; Calm’s clever election night sponsorship; Typosquatting; a photo credit backlink scam; The Gap can’t bridge the divide;…and much, much more.
Best Practices
Tears Of Joy
In the most beautiful response to Biden’s victory, CNN Political Correspondent Van Jones, tears rolling down his face, “This is a big deal for us just to be able to get some peace and have a chance for a reset. And the character of the country matters and being a good man matters.”
The ROI Of I Voted Stickers
— Greg Swan (@gregswan) November 2, 2020
Fondue Fountain
Cheese Boy is win!
Election Survial Kit
Fluence Media’s election survial kit agency branding package.
TikTokvertising
Shopify and TikTok are partnering to create new shoppable commerce features on TikTok.
@shopify ♬ original sound – Shopify
Calm
Calm sponsored CNN’s ‘Key Race Alerts’ throughout the night and ran a 30-second spot during CNN coverage, featuring nothing but rain falling on leaves.
- The Calm app’s Election Day TV ad blitz by the numbers: Datacenter Weekly
- Calm’s hilarious CNN ad campaign sent the meditation app flying up App Store charts
— David Pierce (@pierce) November 4, 2020
Worst Practices
#TypoSquatting
Typos in hashtags generally are not accidental. Trump & other trolls and media manipulators use them to circumvent Twitter and other social media platform efforts to hide a hashtag in search results. It’s called #typosquatting.
Backlink Photo Credit Scam
Gavin Whitner is claiming ownership of other people’s photographs in order to get a link from you.
- Audio Is The Next Frontier Of Content Marketing
- Photo Gavin Whitner stole
- Same photo on Pixabay
- Another photo Gavin Whitner stole from Pixabay
- Justin Brady’s post: Beware of Backlink Photo Credit Scammers
Too Soon, Gap, Too Soon
Twitter was NOT in the mood for unity.
Smiles
- Google Arts and Culture Celebrates 20th Anniversary of the International Space Station
- Women of Science Tarot Cards from MIT
— Anne Hidalgo (@Anne_Hidalgo) November 7, 2020
Shiny New Stuff
B.L.’s Finds
David’s Finds
Microsoft launches a new free analytics product.
- Microsoft Launches Clarity Analytics Product & This Week’s Digital Marketing News [PODCAST]
- Microsoft Clarity