Showing posts with label marketing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marketing. Show all posts

Thursday, 29 July 2010

How to invite everyone to facebook events/groups/pages etc

Go to your event/group/page, click invite people and then paste this snippet in the URL field of your browser and hit Enter..

javascript:elms=document.getElementById('friends').getElementsByTagName('li');for(var fid in elms){if(typeof elms[fid] === 'object'){fs.click(elms[fid]);}}

 Your invitations will not be sent yet, but all your friends will be selected. Click the “Invite” or “Send” button on the Facebook page to finally send the invites

Friday, 7 May 2010

To Market' at Weymouth Farmers Market, Westham Bridge at 12-15 -12.45 this Sunday 9th May.

A befuddled bundle of strange and wonderful characters arrive in the Market Place; mad hatters, a Tall Man and The Boiled Sweetie Sisters charm audiences with their special jokes and tricks. Experience one-a-penny tunes, luminous socks, giant pants, fat pigs, plum cake, jiggerty jig, jiggerty jake...
Satellite Arts will be performing 'To Market' at Weymouth Farmers Market, Westham Bridge at 12-15 -12.45 this Sunday 9th May.  
'To Market' involves a group of up 7 young performers, working with artists Sarah Butterworth, Sarah Leithead, Wendy Petitdemange and Sally Watkins. We have been involved in research visits to markets in Bridport and Bristol, and have developed walkabout characters based on objects for sale in the market place, wearing larger-than-life costumes.
We would love you to come and support us, and the market stalls themselves. It would also be great to have your thoughts on the work, and street theatre in market places and town centres. The project is being evaluated by Ros Fry from Westmead Creatives, and she will be collecting audience responses then and there. 
sweetie sisters bridport copy.jpg

Thursday, 14 January 2010

Great in depth analysis of leet speak

from http://icanhascheezburger.com


At the high-end, elitist leetspeak features letters and numbers mixed together and references to computer hacking skills are applied to everyday life; at the low end, cute terms used in text messaging and MySpace are filled mainly with acronyms for common phrases.
High-End Example: p43ar my l337 sk11lz0rz!!!1!!1
Translation: You should be fearful of my powerful computer hacking abilities.
Fear = p43ar; elite = l337; skill = sk11lz0rz.

Tuesday, 12 January 2010

Memehacking

meme hack is altering a meme to express a point of view not intended or inherent in the original, or even opposite to the original. The meme can be thoughts, concepts, ideas, theories, opinions, beliefs, practices, habits, songs, or icons. Distortions of corporate logos are also referred to as Subvertising