Jun 29, 2008
Welcome to episode #110 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. I have not been this inspired by a business trip since I went over to Singapore last year. And while it was only a short trip to Mexico City this week, I had an amazing opportunity to connect with the people at IAB Mexico - Interactive Advertising Bureau, Google Mexico, YouTube Mexico, MySpace, Yahoo and many more. The main event - IAB Conecta 2008 - where I spoke even included a special segment where Joseph Jaffe (Jaffe Juice and author of Life After The 30-Second Spot and Join The Conversation) did a live video ooVoo chat. In this episode, you'll hear a fascinating conversation with Efrain Mendicuti (who handles Agency Relations for Google Mexico and Blogs over at: The Daily Stuff And The Not So - also available in Spanish). Enjoy the conversation...
Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #110 - Host: Mitch Joel.
- Running time: 34:59.
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- Audio Comment – Mark Blevis – Podcasters Across Borders – Canadian Podcast Buffet.
- Pecha Kucha – Chris Brogan rant – go check it out.
- Email Comment – Jon Anderson - oLo Brand Group.
- Mexico City - IAB - Interactive Advertising Bureau - Mexico - IAB Conecta 2008 annual summit.
- In Conversation with Efrain Mendicuti – Agency Relations – Google Mexico - The Daily Stuff And The Not So (also available in Spanish).
- Six Points of Separation - Six Ways Build The Interactive Industry:
- 1. Pay-per-click campaign.
- 2. Email.
- 3. Follow five Blogs and comment.
- 4. Listen to a Podcast.
- 5. Small banner ads with no portals.
- 6. Three industry events – local, national and international.
- Music:
- David Usher – ‘Kill The Lights’ – exclusive.
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