Comments on: Strategy & Innovation Forum: One Hand In Their Pocket: The Constant Mobile Connection To Your Customers – Andy Nulman, Airborne Mobile http://blog.shop.org/2008/01/24/strategy-innovation-forum-one-hand-in-their-pocket-the-constant-mobile-connection-to-your-customers-andy-nulman-airborne-mobile/ This blog is for the members of Shop.org Wed, 08 Feb 2012 12:59:32 +0000 hourly 1 By: adamdnd http://blog.shop.org/2008/01/24/strategy-innovation-forum-one-hand-in-their-pocket-the-constant-mobile-connection-to-your-customers-andy-nulman-airborne-mobile/comment-page-1/#comment-246967 adamdnd Sat, 17 Jul 2010 21:43:54 +0000 http://blog.shop.org/2008/01/24/strategy-innovation-forum-one-hand-in-their-pocket-the-constant-mobile-connection-to-your-customers-andy-nulman-airborne-mobile/#comment-246967 Hi, So I know that Google has a discussion search feature, I am also familiar with Boardreader & BoardTracker - both are fine, but I am looking for a search engine for forums that I can: 1. Filter results by time frame 2. Filter results by number of posts & users 3. Search only in specific forums (like on fashion related forums) Does anybody know if such a service exists? Thanks, Adam Hi,
So I know that Google has a discussion search feature, I am also familiar with Boardreader & BoardTracker – both are fine, but I am looking for a search engine for forums that I can:

1. Filter results by time frame
2. Filter results by number of posts & users
3. Search only in specific forums (like on fashion related forums)

Does anybody know if such a service exists?

Thanks,

Adam

]]> By: Mobile Marketing Is Not Mobile Advertising « http://blog.shop.org/2008/01/24/strategy-innovation-forum-one-hand-in-their-pocket-the-constant-mobile-connection-to-your-customers-andy-nulman-airborne-mobile/comment-page-1/#comment-57206 Mobile Marketing Is Not Mobile Advertising « Tue, 12 Feb 2008 22:24:20 +0000 http://blog.shop.org/2008/01/24/strategy-innovation-forum-one-hand-in-their-pocket-the-constant-mobile-connection-to-your-customers-andy-nulman-airborne-mobile/#comment-57206 [...] Mobile Marketing Is Not Mobile Advertising Posted on February 12, 2008 by Unika Hypolite On the flight home from the Shop.org Strategy And Innovation Forum, I could not stop thinking about the keynote presentation by Andy Nulman from Airborne Entertainment and Blogger over at Pow! Right Between The Eyes (in the interest of full disclosure, I worked at Airborne Entertainment for a short period of time and I consider Andy a friend). His keynote presentation was titled, One Hand In Their Pocket - The Constant Mobile Connection To Your Customers, and there’s a pretty thorough Blog posting on it at the Shop.org Blog over here: Strategy & Innovation Forum - One Hand In Their Pocket - The Constant Mobile Connection To Your Customers - Andy Nulman, Airborne Entertainment.Andy did an amazing job of differentiating why mobile has challenged so many Marketers. The biggest issue - from my perspective - is the intimacy and personal links Consumers have with their mobile devices. It’s the last safe harbour of media that is free from advertising for them. The price individuals pay for their mobile service also intuitively insinuates that it will be an ad-free experience, so breaking that connection is still considered taboo. [...] [...] Mobile Marketing Is Not Mobile Advertising Posted on February 12, 2008 by Unika Hypolite On the flight home from the Shop.org Strategy And Innovation Forum, I could not stop thinking about the keynote presentation by Andy Nulman from Airborne Entertainment and Blogger over at Pow! Right Between The Eyes (in the interest of full disclosure, I worked at Airborne Entertainment for a short period of time and I consider Andy a friend). His keynote presentation was titled, One Hand In Their Pocket – The Constant Mobile Connection To Your Customers, and there’s a pretty thorough Blog posting on it at the Shop.org Blog over here: Strategy & Innovation Forum – One Hand In Their Pocket – The Constant Mobile Connection To Your Customers – Andy Nulman, Airborne Entertainment.Andy did an amazing job of differentiating why mobile has challenged so many Marketers. The biggest issue – from my perspective – is the intimacy and personal links Consumers have with their mobile devices. It’s the last safe harbour of media that is free from advertising for them. The price individuals pay for their mobile service also intuitively insinuates that it will be an ad-free experience, so breaking that connection is still considered taboo. [...]

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