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Forrester forecast: search rules today and tomorrow belong to social networks Geoffrey Precourt 5 February 2009 Emily Riley, a senior analyst with Forrester Consulting, tried to wake up marketers to the somewhat deceptive urgency of social marketing: “Right now, social media (users) really don’t care about us perhaps with the exception of Apple or Adidas. Their sites are about lifestyle. That’s their focus.
“We’re still in the early days of this new medium. We’re all still collecting ideas. But it’s absolutely clear that it won’t be long before social networking sites become the new portals. And that means that marketers must start experimenting with it today.”
Those trials need not necessarily translate into money spent on branding, she said. | PostingsForrester forecast: search rules today and tomorrow belong to social networks5 February 2009 Verklin hears "the crackle of change" in digital cable 5 February 2009 Digital priorities for 2009 5 February 2009 All-media integration top digital priority 4 February 2009 Burnett finds a digital purpose for Whirlpool 4 February 2009 The quiet digital revolution in podcasting 4 February 2009 Coming soon 21 January 2009 The conference is reported by:![]() Geoffrey PrecourtUS Editor, Warc |
