Greg Kihlström
Once More with Feeling
By Greg Kihlstrom - November 28th, 2011
I recently spoke at a conference on social media in Europe, and after one of my presentations, I was politely reminded that simply giving pageview or impression statistics as a measure of the success of a social media campaign is kind of missing the point. I did not disagree. I had, in fact, mentioned a successful social media campaign and based this success (in my presentation, at least) purely on impressions and not on conversions or audience engagement. Generally, one follows the other to some extent, but we do need to be careful that we place the right amount of emphasis on things like engagement, interaction and brand advocacy as opposed to the mythical ‘viral’ phenomenon that many campaigns, which fail to deliver tangible conversions experience.Why You Hire a Digital Agency
By Greg Kihlstrom - August 26th, 2011I have a number of friends at traditional advertising agencies who question the term "digital agency." Being someone who never wants to be using yesterday's terminology (it's SaaS, not Application Service Provider–ASP, btw), I feel that I can be fairly sensitive to making sure that my company is identifying itself in the proper way.
The Paradox of Diversity in Technology
By Greg Kihlstrom - July 24th, 2011Competition is good for business. It drives people to create amazing things and challenge the status quo. But it can also be a pain for those of us who create applications and experiences for those using these competitive technologies.
What Do New IAB Banner Ad Sizes Mean For Advertisers?
By Greg Kihlstrom - March 9th, 2011The "Fold" Still Matters
By Greg Kihlstrom - March 4th, 2011Tourism Marketing and Location-based Social Media are a Natural Fit
By Greg Kihlstrom - January 24th, 2011
Whether it is Chicago's foray (one of the first and most successful) into using Foursquare, or Pennsylvania's creation of several Foursquare badges and tips across the entire state, it's no wonder that the tourism industry is jumping on the location-based social media bandwagon.

