Will it be the topic of many stories and blog posts in the days and months to come? No doubt. Will it be the subject of Web chatter? It already is. Might it even be included in future college textbooks as a case study? Oh, yes. And I’m absolutely certainly that some of the best and brightest in our industry are drafting their own take on today’s event even as I’m doing the same.
There’s nothing particularly compelling or unique about the Ford Explorer. What’s really impressive is the way Ford chose to launch the redesign of one of their most popular vehicles…on Facebook.
From the well-scheduled events of the launch (videos and a photo gallery timed to go live throughout the day) to the well-designed topographical map background (shout out to the designers and artists who worked on the page) to the well-executed Facebook, Twitter, and online ad campaigns, Ford’s decision to part with tradition by not unveiling the new Explorer at an auto show and instead launch it on Facebook is surely a resounding acknowledgement that there has been a paradigm shift.
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Reading Minds: Yet another Super Bowl Blog. You probably saw them popping up all over the place, starting immediately after the Super Bowl. Ads, articles,