Author Archives: Fred Ulrich

Fans Cast Over 183,000 Votes in Cabela’s Ultimate Outdoor Team Challenge

Fred Ulrich, Account Supervisor

Earlier this year we told you about Cabela’s big splash for 2012: find the Ultimate Outdoor Team. With the high stakes of a 10-day hunting and fishing trip for two in New Zealand, we had high hopes it would grab the interests of a wide range of customers…And did it ever!

Posted in Social Promotions

Media Logic’s Ultimate Outdoor Team Promotion for Cabela’s Makes Big Splash

Fred Ulrich, Account Supervisor

We decided our first social promotion of 2012 with Cabela’s should make a big splash. How big? How about a 10-day hunting and fishing trip for two in New Zealand? How about the chance to appear on the Outdoor Channel?

Posted in Social Promotions

Even the iSommelier Can’t Share… Yet

Fred Ulrich, Account Supervisor

The New York Times had a great piece about a new use for the iPad: wine lists.

Restaurants are ditching the leather-bound tome and handing patrons an iPad loaded with software that serves up the wine list. The easy-to-use app allows patrons to search by name, region, grape and price.

The patrons love to use a new gadget, and the restaurants love what it’s doing to sales.

Posted in Emerging Media, Social Marketing

You Can’t Handle the Streaming Video

Fred Ulrich, Account Supervisor

More and more consumers are joining the ranks of the “content creators.” Every day there are more people using Twitter, Facebook or starting a blog.

Posted in Emerging Media, Social Marketing

OBSM

Fred Ulrich, Account Supervisor

Social media can sometimes feel more like outbound telemarketing. Sure, clients get to approve a script and listen in on calls, but they cannot predict the words that will come out of every customer’s mouth when an agent gets on that call. And worse, the whole world can see this conversation AND there is a written record of it.

Posted in How to Go Social, Zeitgeist & Coffee

And No One Watches TV for the Ads Either

Fred Ulrich, Account Supervisor

Mintel released a study showing that real-life referrals are more influential than those received online. In fact, only 5 percent of its respondents bought a product based on the recommendation of a blogger. Well, this is terrible news for us marketers… or is it?

Posted in Branding, Conversation Mining and Surveys, Social Marketing

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