Content
Author-blogger Joe Pulizzi is one of the sharpest content evangelists on the Web. In this year-end post, he explains why brands ought to outsource their content and poses the eternal question: Is your content stupid? more
Travel writer Charlene Rooke describes the ultimate Transumers: They live in one place, but are hooked on goods and services in other cities. What sets this jet-setting clientele apart, and how do brands attract them? more
We’re not all talk here at Sparksheet – every month we inspire you with ideas that help your brands connect with the Transumer. In this installment, our professional jet-setter Charlene Rooke flies through some of the most innovative airports… more
Marketing
Entrepreneur, blogger and Sparksheet contributor Mitch Joel just came out with his first book, Six Pixels of Separation: Everyone is Connected. Connect Your… more
Design
As a user experience designer, Jay Vidyarthi designs interfaces for websites, mobile devices and interactive TV. We asked him to apply his expertise to inflight entertainment systems, taking into account the unique mind frame and desires of the… more
Q&A
Psychology professor, business consultant and best-selling author Robert Cialdini is the world’s leading expert on influence. He explained to us how marketers can apply his signature “six principles of… more
Q&A
The uncertain fate of inflight magazines. The holy grail of mile-high broadband. We spoke to Emirates’ Patrick Brannelly about the future of inflight communications and entertainment. more
Marketing
We ran into Jonny Goldstein in New York this month at the 140 Characters Conference, which Goldstein was tasked with live-blogging – in cartoon form! We realized… more
Branding
Companies are terrified of “losing control” of their brand messaging. But they lost it a long time ago. And that’s a good thing. Because it means companies are now free to harness the power of the world to get their message out – meaning… more
Q&A
Mitch Joel is one of the world’s leading thinkers on marketing in the digital space. We spoke to him about what “media” means in today’s 24/7 world and what it might look like in the future in print, digital and, of course, advertising. more