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Brand incorporates social ads into traditional marketing mix model for campaign in Germany.
Nutella is employing the decades-old marketing mix model (MMM) - a nuanced sales attribution system for integrated campaigns - to measure the effectiveness of Facebook ads. For instance, the company, which sells chocolate hazelnut spread, combined Facebook ads with TV spots and other paid channels in Germany during December 2011, attributing 15 percent of sales from the yuletide campaign to its Facebook ads. In terms of return on investment, the brand told ClickZ that Facebook ads outperformed the TV spend, according to its MMM data.
Online measurement has long been a hot topic among marketers. Over the years, brands have often determined campaign spend for individual media ingredients (e.g., TV, radio, magazine, coupons, display ads, etc.) by using a marketing mix model system - or a similar sales attribution program referred to by a different name.
Kevin Lee is an executive chairman with marketing services firm Didit and a ClickZ columnist. He said brands that plug Facebook ads into their MMMs show they've started considering the social site to be more of a bonafide channel, rather than experimental.
"Once Facebook ads spend becomes material, it belongs in the [MMM]," Lee said. "If you are only dabbling, it's going to be too difficult to understand the impact of your Facebook advertising."
John Donahue is director of business strategy and consumer engagement at content and technology firm Socialistic. He's also served as an analytics exec for Omnicom Media Group as well as CTO at BuzzLogic (now Twelvefold Media). Donahue said he "applauded" Nutella for incorporating Facebook into the marketing mix model, stating the methodology's results gives brands a sense of ROI.
"At the end of the day, [Facebook is] a predictable audience that you can message and get reliable reach/results," Donahue said.
Campaign Reaches 30 Percent of Online Germans
For the holidays, Ferrero, Nutella's parent company, sought to increase awareness and sales from Dec. 1 through Dec. 24, 2011. Ferrero wouldn't give specifics about the broadcast campaign but says the Facebook ads got the largest return on investment when compared to the other media channels.
Nutella bought Facebook's Reach Block ads, which are designed to create a predetermined number of impressions within a demographic, and Premium Ads in the effort. Five different versions of the Facebook ads were used. The creative encouraged people to become fans/likes of the Nutella Deutschland page and to try out its "Advent Calendar" app, where they could open calendar doors in the German Christmas tradition. The social promos reached 30 percent of the online population in the country, equaling 3.8 million unique impressions, according to Gfk Group, a Germany-based online consumer panel provider.
Angela Kim, a new media manager for the Italy-based Ferrero, said in a statement, "As well as proven incremental reach and a positive cross-media effect between TV and Facebook, we demonstrated that Facebook lifts sales for [CPG brands] in bricks and mortar stores."
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One of the most popular iPad apps is Instapaper, a tool that reformats web pages as more-readable, minimally designed, book-like pages, then sucks them into your app for easy offline reading. Readability features are even built into the latest version of Apple's Safari browser, enabling readers to reformat web pages at will.
That's not to say that design — or designers — is becoming irrelevant. In fact, web designers are leading the charge in this wave, just as they have in the first two major waves of web innovation.
The first wave, in the late 1990s, saw the emergence of websites that served commercial ends. Designers figured out how turn static HTML pages into sophisticated online storefronts, communities and publications. It gave rise to a whole new profession — web designer.
The second, "Web 2.0″ wave, kicked off with more-dynamic designs that incorporated cleaner looks and page layouts that let some elements change (like refreshing a photo) without reloading the entire page.
And now it's clever designer/programmers like Instapaper's Marco Arment who are leading the third wave.
We owe these inventive and thoughtful designers much, and will continue to do so. But their role is changing.
A web standard called CSS (short for Cascading Style Sheets) was the beginning of the end for the design-centric way of doing things. The core notion of CSS, which is baked into the definition of HTML 4 and HTML 5, is that presentation is separated from content. The tags that mark a piece of text as, say, a heading are separate from the code that tells the browser to display that heading in 36-point Futura.
Style sheets have been part of computer-based text layout and display since the 1970s, but it wasn't until the adoption of CSS as a formal standard by the W3C in 1996, and the subsequent support for it in browsers from about 1999 on, that it became possible to use it in a widespread way.
It's that separability of design and text that has led to the third wave of the web, in which readers (or what some would call end-users) are in control of how the content they are reading looks. And, as it turns out, many of those readers like their designs to be as minimal as possible.
Call this wave the Undesigned Web.
This wave has two faces. One is the trend towards more minimal, readable designs. The other is the imperative to make content as easily reformattable as possible, separating content from the designs in which it's initially clothed.
You can see it at work in tools like Instapaper and Readability. You can see it in applications like Flipboard, which filter and reformat news through the lens of your social network. And you can see it in news readers like Google News, which present every website's latest articles in a consistent, quickly scannable and easily searchable format.
The success of tools like these is in part a reaction to the excessive (and frankly poor) designs that dominate most web pages today. Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 may have been commercial and creative successes, but they've left a legacy of cluttered designs in their wake. And that's not the designers' fault. Led by the dual demands of shoveling readers toward as much content as possible, while cramming as many ad impressions as possible onto each pageview, modern content sites are design disasters, with multiple layers of headers, sidebars, menus, widgets, banners, skyscrapers and calls to action competing for attention and, often, completely drowning out the narrow bands of true content that they surround.
These designs have in many cases ossified into constricting frameworks that are difficult for web designers to work with. Some parts are industry standardized (just try selling ads that don't fit the industry standard sizes) or have become the well-defended turf of various corporate factions, and so have turned into the digital equivalent of the Winchester Mystery House, filled with useless rooms, hidden tunnels and dead-end doors.
It took a gadget to shock us out of this way of thinking. The iPad has sparked new hope for publishers who see it as a potential way of making money where web content has failed to. But from a design perspective, there's something else about the iPad that's even more significant: its immediacy. When you're reading web pages on the iPad, the pages have a materiality that they lack on the computer screen. You feel like you're holding the actual page in your hand, not just peering at it through a box on a display.
As a result, the iPad invites new, more content-centric designs. The boxy, multicolumn layouts that currently dominate the web just don't look as good on the iPad. What works best are clean, uncluttered, wide-format layouts. A good example: Pictory magazine, whose launch predates the iPad but which seems ideally suited for the device.
As a bonus, this clean, uncluttered look is giving designers new room to experiment. For good examples, check out BoingBoing's features and The Bold Italic's innovative layouts.
But it's not just about the iPad, and if publishers and designers focus too much on a single gadget, they're missing the point.
That's because in addition to minimalist visual designs, 21st century content also demands good information design. The underlying structure of the content needs to be well-designed, not for human readers, but for the machines that will be increasingly used to parse and reformat those paragraphs.
As Jaron Lanier perceptively observed in the introduction to his recent book, You Are Not a Gadget many — if not most — of the readers of any text in the 21st century are not humans. They are machines: Google's web crawlers and indexing engines, for instance.
Jon Udell's recent essay, Developing Intuitions About Data," looks like a typology of different file formats — but it actually conveys a deep insight about the new era of information design in a few pithy paragraphs and diagrams.
Sometimes, readers will want to engage with a particular story in the calm, uncluttered space an iPad affords, with no distractions and with the content front and center. Other times, they may want to read things — as we increasingly do — in the midst of a busy hub of data. That should be the reader's choice, not the publisher's.
And, to facilitate those decisions, as well as the widespread distribution of content over Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Flipboard and a hundred other tools used by readers today, publishers need good information design, as well as clean visual designs.
The Undesigned Web will facilitate critical thinking, sharing information and disseminating knowledge more widely than has ever been previously possible. That's because it will be easier than ever to separate content from the, ahem, bullshit with which it is frequently cloaked: Distracting photo spreads, advertisements, backgrounds, faux-official layouts and logos, and the like. It is easier to tweet, retweet, blog and reblog content, adding layers upon layers of discussion and criticism while embedding it into new social contexts.
To boot, it will make design an art form that serves readers as well as publishers, consumers as well as manufacturers — rather than simply serving the ends of the latter while titillating the desires of the former.
This essay also appeared on The Atlantic.
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I finally visited the amazing Belfast Titanic building today, via a long walk by the River Lagan with the kids. And here's the photographic proof:
They are the business – a great length and only £20! They come in 4 other colours and after wearing them all day today, I'm definitely going to get the red ones too.
Isn't this signage great? In the background, you can see the original drawing offices where the Titanic was designed. It's such a historic part of Belfast and somewhere that not many people visited before now. Thanks to a prom-style footpath all the way from the city centre, it's so accessible and a great day out for all ages. We didn't go in to the museum this time but I'm looking forward to visiting another day.
Before we left, I attempted to replicate the statue at the front of the building (just visible behind me)…this is becoming a worrying theme
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Anthem IPA Ingredients (for 5.5 gallons) 8lbs Pale Malt LME 3lbs Marris Otter Grain .5lb crystal 60 1oz Nugget Hops AA 11.2% 60 mins .5oz Galena AA 12.2% 60 mins .5oz Galena AA 12.2% 30 mins .5oz Cascade Hops AA 5.1% 30 mins .5oz Cascade Hops AA 5.1% 15 Mins 1oz Cascade Hops AA 5.1% 0 mins 2oz Cascade hops AA 5.1% (Dry Hop) 11.5g Safale us-05 Yeast Pitch temp 79f 1 cup Dextrose for Priming SG: 1.061 FG: 1.016 = 6.0% ABV Mash at 155f: 60 Mins 3 Gallon Boil Add LME at 30 mins in to the boil I made this recipe with the help of everyone on this site. that gives me extreme confidence that it's going to be awesome! I'll update when it's done.
it's down to 1.020 after only 4 days in primary. i think thats good.
it finished at 1.016 somewhere around 6.0%. tasted nice at transfer to secondary. I bet 79f WAS a bit too warm for pitching the yeast. next time ill try pitching at like 73f.

Ok, it's been in the bottle for one week. I have them mostly in 12oz bottles so I figured I'd try one early. its was almost fully carbonated and the taste was really good. Extremely hoppy, medium bodied, deep gold in color and very clear. Very well balanced IPA. By far the best home brew I have made and it's not even ready yet. 2 more weeks and I will try another. Someone else should make this and tell me what they think. I'm telling you it's really good! 2 more weeks!
Just brewed up an IPA following this recipe! Only a few changes: LHBS only had Yeast Labs WLP001 California yeast which they said was similar to what you used. Also Instead of 8lbs of LME... I went ahead with 9.9 (3 3.3lb containers) so its going to be a bit bigger bear on the maltier side. Consequently, my starting gravity was 1.071 and I also pitched when it was 77 degrees. Maybe a little higher. However, I have high hopes for this one. My primary fermenting area is a little cooler, around 64 and the yeast they gave me said lowest is 68 so it may take a little while longer to ferment. Depending on the weather, I may keep it out of the basement in the upstairs where the forecast shows upper 60s. Look forward to this one!
The "Hops Shortage" is the gods way of punishing us for not making our beers bitter enough. Primary #1: British Brown Primary #2: Empty Primary #3: Empty Secondary #1: Empty Keg #1: Chocolate Oatmeal Stout Keg #2: Hoppy Red
Well I just transfered to secondary after 2 weeks in primary. SG was 1.071 and FG was 1.018 so my FG was .002 higher but given the higher SG, I think should be good. Did a taste test and MAN am I excited for this one! Taste was SPOT ON with a type of IPA that I've been looking for. Hopefully a few weeks in secondary, then a few more in bottles and this baby will be ready in time for 4th of july weekend!
Pitching at 79 degrees will cause a vigorous fermentation, and usually a short one too. Time will tell if you get any funky flavors from it.
If Homebrew & BBQ aren't the answer, then you're askin' the wrong questions... Cheers!!!
Well, nearly two months since my pitching of the yeast, this beer is finally labeled as "ready." Spent 2 weeks in the primary, 4 weeks in the secondary, and 3 weeks in the bottles and 2 days in the fridge. I tried one after 1 week in the bottle. Completely flat. Tried another after 2 weeks in the bottle. No head or visible carbonation, but definitely was developing a bit of a mouth feel of carbonation. After 3 weeks, a nice inch head developed with good lacing all the way down! No noticeable off flavors, look/appearance is a clear, light amber, aroma is just what I wanted - a strong but not over powering Cascade hop aroma and taste is spot on. Plenty of hop bitterness and taste (from late/dry hopping) but a nice malty aspect still. A+ recipe!
I just brewed this recipe 48 hrs ago. I pitched closer to 70 deg. The test sample (1.065 OG) tasted great, Ill update here.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Kennedy Center is announcing a new program that could reinvent arts education for schools struggling with budget cuts and fewer art teachers.
The center says a pilot project in Sacramento, Calif., that was announced Friday could expand to three cities each year. Local arts groups will partner with schools to help carry out instruction for students in kindergarten through eighth grade.
Kennedy Center President Michael Kaiser says schools need a systematic way of teaching the arts.
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson says the initiative could not have come at a better time as school districts face budget cuts. He says groups like the Sacramento Theater Company and Crocker Art Museum will also benefit by fostering a new generation of patrons for theater, ballet and art.


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Just like there are a bunch of rookies at a fest, there are always a couple vets scattered around. Like this chick. She's been to more festivals than she can remember.
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