interactivity ideas

Hi,

Here's Ewa and in order to differentiate my posts I will use this tasty colour of olive oil. Few notes to keep up.

1) I like the idea of a temporary website and appreciate the link between transience and temporariness of the website. Fun!:)

2) I'm still reading about the interactivity to grasp the essence of the concept. I borrowed a book on Guerrilla advertising and I am full of hope to find some inspirations; expect some entries soon:)

3) Just wanted to add a useful link if you feel like watching some ads in spare time. http://adsoftheworld.com/ It might be useful in expanding "the visual library" and ideas.

4) And I genuinely like the postcards from the postsecretblog, they're aesthetically appealing to me. Maybe we could also try to encourage our audience to produce something, for instance their version of logo of our brand and then it would be published (as we discussed it recently).

5) Or maybe we could present a stencil/template that audience could use and send their pics/videos? I found such idea on www.thebubbleproject.com. People can download a comic-style bubble that needs to be printed and cut. Then folks can write their commentaries in the bubble and make a photo or create a video which can be posted on the Bubbleproject blog by submitting a facebook/flickr/youtube link. The Bubbleproject.com is integrated with these tools and in my opinion this is a goood example of real interactivity. As so far I have used Facebook in a fairly limited way, I will research into groups and other features which might be useful for our project.

6) We should also think of using a wiki we could embed in our project as well. This could help us in achieving a satisfying level of interactivity. WIKIPEDIA is probably the biggest wiki in the Internet and it defines wiki as a "a type of website that allows users to add, remove, or
otherwise edit and change most content very quickly and easily via website."
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki)

I think we can benefit a lot if we learn how to embed an HTML file into Flash and place a wiki in our product. Of course, this is just an initial idea and I will work on it to present some possible directions.

Anyway, that's it for now.

Yours sincerely,
EB