Recently I was thinking about how a useful tool called “Jing” and Sprouts could work together.
Jing is a lot like Twitter at first: when you try it you might think, “Interesting, but when would I ever use it?” Then you start playing around with it, see how others are using it and you’re hooked.
This is a guest blog post by Michael Britt, host of The Psych Files podcast.
When I first read the term, augmented reality, it didn’t strike me as something that would be relevant in advertising. I had to explore further to discover that this is one of most engaging forms of interactive advertising. So what is augmented reality (AR) and how is it relevant to advertising? AR is the act of taking a 2D physical object and then using a digital interpreter (computer equipped with a webcam) to create a 3D experience. Who’s using this technology? big brands such as General Electric, interactive agencies such as Poke and soon iPhone applications.
Let’s take a deeper look at some of these applications.
There are a plethora of uses for Sprout Builder. We have seen some very large companies using Sprout but we have also seen some of the smallest using our products. What impresses us the most is when our users push the limits of our platform and leverage it flawlessly. The work done by Johnathan Karol for the documentary film: Beyond The Chair is a perfect example. I had the opportunity to have a conversation with Johnathan in my latest episode of Sprout Tips and Tricks.
Facebook “pages” are a great way for brands, products, celebrities and more to connect with users on Facebook. With Facebook pages, users can become a fan of your page and then share that affinity with their friends.
So you have a Facebook page and you have a sprout. This blog post will show you how to get a sprout with a custom tab on your Facebook Fan Page.
In this tutorial I am going to show you how to create a Sprout header for your Myspace profile like you can see on my profile at www.myspace.com/_gersh.
What you will learn:
