Afleveringen
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Dinglen nuoret luovat Veera Hevosmaa ja Taneli Lahtinen nappasivat kultaa Young Lions Finland -kisan Cyber-kategoriassa ja pääsivät edustamaan Suomea Cannesiin finaaliin. Seurasin kaksikon matkaa Suomesta käsin ja haastattelin heitä ennen Cannesia, sen aikana ja kotiinpaluun jälkeen. Kuuntele ja ota voittajien vinkit talteen!
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Pohdintaa politiikasta brändeihin – Dinglecastin haastattelussa Mikael Jungner by Dingle
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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Mitä ASMR on, miksi videoita tehdään ja katsellaan ja miksi markkinoijien kannattaa olla hereillä ilmiön suhteen? Näitä teemoja pohdiskellaan tässä jaksossa!
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Syys-lokakuun vaihteessa pääsimme Account Managerimme Karon kanssa vierailemaan Adwertising Weekilla New Yorkissa ja tässä jaksossa kertailemme mieleenpainuvimpia puheenvuoroja, oivalluksia ja kohtaamisia noiden neljän intensiivisen päivän ajalta. Mitä siis jäi käteen, sen kuulet tässä jaksossa.
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Tuukka Temonen on elokuvaohjaaja, toimitusjohtaja, Apulannan ex-basisti, salaisesti ikuinen pikkupoika ja median paljastama mielensäpahoittaja. Mitä löytyy henkilöbrändin takaa ja kuinka tehokkaasti palstametrit kääntyvät katsojaluvuiksi? Tässä jaksossa tutustumme mieheen monien titteleiden takana.
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Aaron Sandhu (https://soundcloud.com/aaronsandhu) has one of the most interesting jobs from anyone I know. The variety of projects he’s been involved have taken him to amazing places in the world, such as Borneo, different places around India and by the time of publishing this podcast, Zambia. He’s a great example of a person who has made a living of his passion.
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Claudio Santori (https://twitter.com/claudio52) has reinvented himself more than any other person I know from self taught coder to TEDx speaker, from actor in a very famous tv commercial in Lithuania to entrepreneur, Claudio has been on a quest to find his best self since many years.
His favourite tool? Books about self-improvement.
In this episode we talk about a lot of different themes, including the best diets, dating, productivity tips, how to find your inner strength, when to find time to read and many many more.
[1:31] Intro
[7:50] First steps into self-improvement books
[10:30] How he lost +10 kilos by changing his diet
[17:00] The food pyramid was invented for the survival of a kingdom
[20:00] A beginner’s mindset can help you become expert
[24:08] How a broken heart and the death of his father have helped Claudio become a better person
[27:30] "Double your dating" and other confidence exercises
[34:10] Can you fail less thanks to reading? And how can you make reading a habit?
[39:05] How your body and friends will sabotage you, protecting you from changing
[43:40] The "pomodoro technique" or how to get shit done and Facebook less
[47:00] The importance of self-improvement books
[55:10] The problem is often not flying too high, but flying too low.
[59:00] Strength finder 2.0
[01:02:40] Is talking about sex still a taboo? (yes)
[01:07:07] Outro
Claudio Goodreads list of books you must read: https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/7791115?shelf=must
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“It shouldn’t be Experience Design, it should be Experience Strategy. And Experience Strategy is a process that never ends”.
Patrick Zimmermann (https://medium.com/Patrick_Zimmermann) is an Experience Strategist from Cologne, Germany. He’s the author of several articles on Experience Design (EXD), among which “How “Experience Design” can create a more holistic “User Experience”
In this episode we deconstruct his latest blog and all the different elements which make up Experience Design.
[00:45] Intro
[03:00] What is Experience Design
[06:30] How the term “Design” is “Experience Design” is misleading
[10:50] Patrick’s background and how he got into EXD
[13:00] How Patagonia successfully designed a great core and peripheral experience
[17:30] How to reach an holistic experience mindset
[20:22] How hard it is to design a good experience?
[25:20] Experiences can be subjective, holistic, situated and dynamic
[29:30] How website add friction in order to increase the customer engagement
Among the conclusions we reach during our discussion, we agree that experience design is rather a mindset than a skill set. In other words, EXD is an umbrella under which different skills are working together towards the goal of creating engaging experiences. It therefore becomes the role of the Experience Strategist to create this common understanding of the breadth and depth of experience and orchestrate the various disciplines towards the target of creating meaningful customer experiences.
Books and articles mentioned in this episode:
“How “Experience Design” can create a more holistic “User Experience” by Patrick Zimmermann https://blog.prototypr.io/how-experience-design-can-create-a-more-holistic-user-experience-fafe86aac65c#.qgfjq12h5
“Experience driven Strategy – Placing the customer experience at the center of the organizational strategy” by Patrick Zimmermann http://www.experiencedrivenstrategy.com/experiencewidth/
“Business and design” (TALK) by Nathan Shedroff https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eaj3p3QuXA
“The Experience Economy” by Joseph Pine II, James H. Gilmore http://www.amazon.com/Experience-Economy-Updated-Joseph-Pine/dp/1422161978?ie=UTF8&*Version*=1&*entries*=0
“Experience Design: A Framework for Integrating Brand, Experience, and Value” by Patrick Newbery, Kevin Farnham http://www.amazon.com/Experience-Design-Framework-Integrating-Brand/dp/1118609638?ie=UTF8&*Version*=1&*entries*=0
“Experience Design: Technology for All the Right Reasons” by Marc Hassenzahl
http://www.morganclaypool.com/doi/abs/10.2200/S00261ED1V01Y201003HCI008
“Flow and the Foundations of Positive Psychology” by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
http://www.springer.com/gp/book/9789401790871
“User Experience White Paper: Bringing Clarity to the Concept of User Experience” by Virpi Roto, Effe Law et al. http://www.allaboutux.org/files/UX-WhitePaper.pdf
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Mindfulness is "Paying attention in a particular way: on purpose, in the present moment, and nonjudgmentally”. It can change the way you live your life, including work and personal relationships. With mindful meditation you can increase focus, decrease stress, and stimulate your creativity. Mari Rasmus (http://twitter.com/mariras) is here today to guide us through the reasons why you should start practicing daily.
The episode main themes:
[00:10] Intro
[05:00] Mari big revelation moment after which she quit her daily job
[9:20] What is mindfulness
[12:05] The 4 main benefits of mindfulness
[19:45] How can you start being mindful in your everyday life
[23:10] The websites, apps, books and other ways to start mindfulness and meditations
[27:35] How to get in touch with Mari & her blog
[29:30] 10 minutes of mindful meditation
Some of the benefits of mindfulness we discuss in the episode:
1-Meditation decreases stress
2-When you live mindfully, your immunity system react accordingly: studies show people get less sick
3-During meditation you can think of what really matters: it helps focusing and prioritising, both at work and at home
4-Mindfulness teaches you compassion and empathy, both very useful in personal relationships
5-In time of meditation, your creativity is stimulated
My favourite quote from the episode:
“We can spend our days going after likes and unread emails, but then we will miss the real life." - Mari Rasimus
Useful links about mindfulness
- (FIN) Hidaasta Elämää blog by Mari Rasimus: http://hidastaelamaa.fi/author/mari-rasimus/
- Mindful.org for blogs and general information: www.mindful.org
Books about mindfulness we mention:
- Mindfulness: An Eight-Week Plan for Finding Peace in a Frantic World by Mark Williams & Danny Penman: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11350120-mindfulness?from_search=true&search_version=service
- Search Inside Yourself: The Unexpected Path to Achieving Success, Happiness (And World Peace) by Chade-Meng Tan: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12921211-search-inside-yourself?from_new_nav=true&ac=1&from_search=true
- The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment by Ekhart Tolle: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6708.The_Power_of_Now
Any book by Jon Kabat-Zinn: https://www.goodreads.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=jon+kabat-zinn&search_type=books&search%5Bfield%5D=author
(FIN) Mindfulness työssä - Tietoinen läsnäolo vapauttaa onnistumaan by Antti-Juhani Wihuri: https://www.talentumshop.fi/tietoinen-lasnaolo-toissa.html?gclid=CNXn5rWy7csCFZKGaQodtxMGJA
Apps to get started with mindful meditation
- Headspace, my favorite mediation app. It guides beginners and advanced mindful meditators alike: https://www.headspace.com/
(FIN) Mindfulness by Leena Pennanen: http://www.mindfulness.fi/10-mindfulness%20app.html?gclid=CNmLiNSy7csCFRIoaQodMMQNjQ
Buddhify, a general easy to use meditating app: http://buddhify.com/
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Is Facebook LIVE better than Periscope? How do you like them Facebook reactions? And what do we think of ads featuring gay couples? Welcome to Dinglecast.
[1:02] How we doing
[4:42] Facebook LIVE vs Periscope
[10:26] How can brands can use Facebook LIVE or Periscope
[14:28] Facebook has introduced reactions instead of just likes
[20:35] More and more companies are taking a stand and showing their support to LGBT communities
[27:40] Outro
Useful links from this episode:
Bloomberg: Inside Facebook decision to blow up the Like button: http://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-facebook-reactions-chris-cox/
Adidas Valentine’s Day post on Instagram with two girls kissing: https://www.instagram.com/p/BBwiTwdynQO/?hl=en
The ad from Finnmatkat with two guys on a deserted beach: https://www.facebook.com/Finnmatkat/videos/10153828323141839/
You can find all complete links and videos of the episode here: www.dingle.fi/dinglecast/
Enjoy!
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Special guest today: or bud Valtteri (www.twitter.com/valtterio).
We talk about:
- DJ Khaled: a major key to success ???
- How did Casey Neistat snowboard video go viral?
- Lemmy Kilmister: is it wrong to tribute a death person with such an ad?
- Making a murderer, the latest Netflix case [spoiler free]
You can find all complete links and videos of the episode here: www.dingle.fi/dinglecast/
Enjoy!
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Here we are, at the end of a very good year that has given us the new Star Wars movie and a whole Season of Dinglecast.
Today we end the first season and we present to you the second one: Dinglecast goes Digital Marketing.
We decided to have one theme throughout each episode and what do we know better than what we do every single day?
Dinglecast Season 2 will be about Digital marketing and everything related to it, such as:
How do you make your content go viral
Periscope VS Snapchat
Instagram best practices
Secret to a great content plan
Facebook advertisement
and so on…
They’ll be shorter and more to the point.
Should brand have their own custom music?
We start Season 2 today with a sneak peak. We ask ourselves if brands should have their own music as they have their own specific design and colours.
As usual, let us know what you think about it on Twitter: www.twitter.com/dinglecast
Have a happy end of 2015 and see you next year!
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Today we talk about about the art of presenting with Timo Sorri and Oscar Santolalla.
Timo (https://twitter.com/Timo_Havain) is a presentation designer, who "vaccinate people against death by power point”. Once management consultant, he had a wake up call after reading a book on the lost art of presenting. I find his blogs always very interesting and you can read them on the Havain blog http://www.havain.fi/blogi/
Oscar (https://twitter.com/osantolalla) is an expert in the art of presenting, public speaker, writer and host of Time to Shine podcast (http://www.timetoshinepodcast.com). They are both member of Toastmasters International, an open club for anyone who wants to get better at public speaking and leadership.
Here's the schedule of the episode:
[2:18] Intro
[6:45] Toastmaster International contest
[11:00] The importance of preparing well before a presentation
[16:30] The default structure of a sales presentation
[19:00] Elon Musk’s Tesla Powerwall Keynote
[27:00] Business leaders concentrate on numbers, not emotions
[35:00] "The billboard test" or how to prepare great visuals
[40:40] The technical demo presentation structure
[48:00] What can we learn from TED talks
[56:00] Speeches we love
[1:00:10] Books about the Art of Presenting
[1:04:55] Outro
Quotes from the episode:
“A quality of a good presentation is that you don’t feel like a presentation, but a discussion with your friends” (-Timo)
"Don’t force your audience to multitask. They should be listening OR watching your slides” (-Oscar)
"You can’t sell anything if you don’t build the need to change something first” (-Timo)
"You need at least a holy shit moment" (-Timo)
Useful links from the podcast (a lot, take your time!):
Havain: http://www.havain.fi
Time to shine podcast: http://www.timetoshinepodcast.com
Toastmasters International: http://www.toastmasters.org
Elon Musk Debuts the Tesla Powerwall
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKORsrlN-2k&feature=youtu.be
Elon Musk’s Tesla Powerwall Keynote Dissected: Why You Should Watch it Before Your Next Technical Presentation https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/elon-musks-tesla-powerwall-keynote-dissected-why-you-should-sorri
Apple - iPhone Keynote 2007
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lyx_va6f10s
Ten Commandments of a TED speech:
https://www.quora.com/Whats-the-formula-for-a-good-TED-talk
TED talk: The trasformative power of classical music
https://www.ted.com/talks/benjamin_zander_on_music_and_passion#t-890700
TED Talk: Body Language shapes who you are
https://www.ted.com/talks/amy_cuddy_your_body_language_shapes_who_you_are?language=en
"I see something" Dananjaya Hettiarachchi World Champion of Public Speaking 2014 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbz2boNSeL0
Mona Moisala about Creating brain friendly presentations (podcast): http://www.timetoshinepodcast.com/mona-moisala-creating-brain-friendly-presentations/
Books we mention:
Puhevalta book (only in Finnish): http://www.puhevalta.fi
Brain rules (John Medina): https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2251306.Brain_Rules
Vocal Power by Roger Love [audiobook]: http://www.audible.com/pd/Self-Development/Vocal-Power-Audiobook/B00O4DAVUI/
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This year it was bigger. But was it better?
We discuss about it with Tuomas from www.aid-one.net
Useful links from this episode
Slush: www.slush.org
AidOne: www.aid-one.net
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"Creativity is the use of imagination or original ideas to create something new."
Every year the best creatives in the world are awarded in the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity. Heta Kärki and Emmi Uusitalo have won the Young Lions Finland Marketers organised by Kärki Media and were sent to France to compete against the others young creatives from around the globe.
In this episode of Dinglecast they tell us about how they won the Young Lions competition in Finland and they give good tips on how you can win in your country and join the bests of the bests in France next year.
[2:48] The idea behind last year's victory
[4:38] How the brief for Young Lions works
[9:10] The rules for entering the Young Lions competition
[13:15] How the Young Lions competition in Cannes works
[16:20] The creative idea Heta and Emmi had to get an honourable mention in Cannes
[22:26] The creative process, how it is and how it should be
[33:15] Heta's previous experience in Cannes
[36:00] Books we enjoy
[45:00] Outro
Useful links:
Kärki Media Young Lion competition: https://www.facebook.com/younglionsfinland
Mannerheimin Lastensuojeluliitto: http://www.mll.fi
Nanso Group: http://www.nansogroup.com
Books we mention:
Open by Andre Agassi & J.R. Moehringer: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6480781-open
Scandinavian Crime fiction: https://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/scandinavian-crime-fiction
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The last time anything was on the Moon it was the 1972. Part-Time Scientists (@ptscientists) have won the Google Lunar Prize in January this year to bring Audi Lunar Quattro, a rover, to the Moon. Their dream is only 384,400 km away, the distance from Earth to the Moon.If you are a geek, this Dinglecast episode is for you: we talk about science, jumping from space, the Moon, Mars, Elon Musk and SpaceX and finally, The Martian.QUOTE :"Today commercialization is supposed to make everything that exists better. But that way, you don't make anything new. Life can't just be about optimising things for capitalism!"[01:26] Intro to Part-Time Scientists[02:15] How to participate to Google Lunar Prize[06:25] Why have we not sent anything to the Moon in 40 years?[09:22] Felix Baumgartner was a cool stunt but he did not push any boundaries[13:38] Who cares about money. The real value is to inspire people.[16:00] On meeting Bill Gates[16:50] On Elon Musk and his SpaceX project to colonize Mars[18:45] Karsten Becker discusses his TEDx talk and NASA[22:00] What will happen on the Moon when the Audi Lunar Quattro rover arrives[32:12] The development of "Asimov the roverâ and how having less experience helped them thinking outside the box[40:30] The Martian by Andy Weir, other sci-fi books and the Interstellar movie[46:28] OutroUseful links:Mission to the moon http://microsites.audi.com/mission-to-the-moon/Part-Time Scientists on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PTScientistsHell yeah, itâs rocket science! Facebook page (follow them! ;)https://www.facebook.com/PTScientists?fref=ts&ref=br_tfBooks we mention:The Martian by Andy Weir: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18007564-the-martianThe Foundation Trilogy by Isaac Asimov: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/46654.The_Foundation_Trilogy?from_search=true&search_version=serviceThe Hitchhikerâs Guide to the Galaxy: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11.The_Hitchhiker_s_Guide_to_the_Galaxy?ac=1Dinglecast Links:Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/dinglecast/Subscribe on iTunes: iTunes: https://itun.es/fi/ewqB8.cSubscribe on Stitcher Radio: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/dinglecastAll Dinglecast podcasts blogs can be found at: www.dingle.fi/dinglecast/
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What3words is a giant grid of 57 trillion 3x3m squares that covers the entire globe. Each square has been been given an address: 3 simple words from the dictionary. People find it easy to remember three words. The use of words means non-technical people can communicate precise location quickly, easily and with less ambiguity than any other system.
[1:40] Who is Giles Rhys Jones
[2:20] What is What3Words and how the music business helped create it
[9:20] How What3Words is changing the world by helping the third world
[11:00] Some case uses and partnerships on how What3Words is being used
[16:20] How does the future looks like for What3Words?
[17:22] What3Words use with Glastonbury Festival and other brands
[22:18] What3Words improves the first world as well
[25:45] How winning a Grand Prix in Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity changed everything for What3Words
[32:25] Outro
Many people say they're changing the world, but there are actually doing it.
Useful links:
What3Words on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/what3words
What3Words app App on iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/what3words/id657878530?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
What3Words app App on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.what3words.android
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[00:30] Intro
[01:08] The situation of the publishing industry in 2015
[07:40] Snapchat and Discovery, a new platform for publishers or a place for few?
[12:00] Facebook instant articles: how they work
[17:10] Case: Orange is the New Black content marketing campaign
[23:50] The million dollar question: what is the best business model for publishers?
[27:30] How will digital media impact education?
[35:40] "The three questions" for Noora
[40:20] Outro
Noora Pinjamaa has been exploring the Role of Digital Platforms on the Future of the Media Industry for many years.In her academic research, she has looked into the evolution of the publishing business in order to create possible scenarios for its future.
Recently there has been a lot of talk about what happens when digital platforms take a bigger slice of the media market. Snapchat Discover, Apple News and Facebook all want to provide quality content to their customers and at the same time ensure that they engage with their services as much as possible. Publishers still need to have a revenue streams, so what is the secret to a successful business model? What happens to online advertising when users are able to block most banner ads? What impact has the Buzzfeed model had on the publishing world and the quality of journalism?
Have fun listening away!
Noora on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/noorapinjamaa/
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In this episode we talk with the talented Sam Saunders, probably The Most Interesting Copywriter in the World.
Not only Sam was a consultant at Apple and a Cannes Lions speaker, in his career he has been an actor, a failed model, a private investigator and a rock band manager, among many other successful positions in the ad-world.
From his home in New York, Sam discusses with us about his crazy life choices but also about his work-ethic and non-profit project for Oceanyc.
He shares productivity secrets and some of his copywriting tips & tricks.
Have fun listening, we had a lot of fun recording!
Sam Saunders on Twitter: https://twitter.com/samboo73
Oceanyc: http://www.ocea.nyc/
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Today we interview Tobias Dazenko from Tobyrich, an international company that specializes in the development of tech gadgets, such as smart controlled planes.
Tobias talks about his experience with Kickstarter and has advices for everyone venturing into crowdfunding. Tobyrich was one of the companies involved in Power Up 3.0 campaign that raised more than $1 million.
We will also talk about the life of a hardware company and how the press plays a major role in these companies.
Check out the Kickstarter campaign: http://kck.st/1LFKLpt
Tobyrich: http://www.tobyrich.com
If you have any question or want to suggest some topics reach out to us on twitter https://twitter.com/dinglecast or send us an email [email protected]
Have fun listening! - Laat meer zien
