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FOOA: Future of Online Advertising Notes: Joel Greenberg, Electric Sheep
Written by Allen Stern - June 8, 2007
Here are my notes from the presentations by Joel Greenberg of Electric Sheep at the Future of Online Advertising conference. I will post my complete commentary plus audio files this weekend (there is a LOT of audio editing to do) so please grab the RSS Feed.
Joel's discussion centered around using virtual worlds for advertising. Mainly focused around Second Life. My notes:
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Begins by showing a demo of a CBS promo they did within Second Life.
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Virtual World medium is:
-- young (7 million registered users, 1 million monthly uniques)
-- viable
-- valuable
-- understandable -
Discusses the old time like compuserve and aol.
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Let's talk about sex - "all they are doing is having sex in second life"
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Notes different ways of advertising inside second life - federated media sells ads
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Mentions that Germany is the 2nd largest community in second life and the in-world advertising network out of germany is the biggest.
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Search within SL is growing - will we see SEO companies for this?
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Joel says that the events is one of the most important parts of virtual worlds
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Engagement is the thing that makes these virtual worlds a great opportunity for marketers
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Future trends:
-- lifelogging
-- better integration with the 2d web
-- larger audiences
-- more machismo
-- more advertising opps
-- opps for media planning
-- advertising standards
-- more consumer research






