Notes from the Field: Made Up Words; Digital Jargonisms
web potato – the new couch potato
digital natives – the kids who dont know what newspapers are or what linear TV is
digital immigrants – old(er) ad execs who arrived on the island of digital, praying someone would save them from it help them figure it out
professional malpractice – preaching about digital when you’ve never tweeted or facebooked
obd – obsessive branding disorder
twinterns – interns who were hired to twitter
timeshifting – watching TV at whatever-the-hell-time they want
placeshifting – watching TV at whatever-the-hell-place they want
addressable audience – old(er) ad execs thinking digital gives them more tools to target (address) individual consumers with unwanted ad messages
niche-busters – blockbusters but for smaller (niche) audiences
analog dollars for digital dimes – with the greater efficiency and measurability of advertising in digital mediums, for every dollar taken out of analog mediums, only dimes need to be put back into digital to achieve similar or greater effect
I know I am wasting half of my ad dollars; I just don’t know which half — is more like “I know I am wasting 99% of my ad dollars” (banner ad click through rates are generously at 1%, which means the other 99% is known to be, for sure, wasted — no more guessing necessary).
measured media = TV, print, radio — which equals not really measurable at all
(old) branding – the process of systematically duping customers into buying inferior products by mis-information, dis-information, and lying
(new) branding – consistently delivering on the promise of superior products through rapid, customer-driven innovation
re-intermediation – re-insertion of a digital middleman whose job it is to filter, prioritize, and deliver only what is relevant and timely
click farms – banks of low-wage workers who click google ads to earn a living rather than do farming
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