Alma Beta e Trampos mapeiam carreira em mídias sociais no Brasil

Jovem, menina e paulistana: se fosse preciso destacar um personagem para representar o profissional de mídias sociais no Brasil, essa seria a melhor descrição dele, segundo a pesquisa “O Raio X dos profissionais de Mídias Sociais no Brasil”, realizada pelo Trampos em parceria com a Alma Beta.

O estudo, que analisou 1037 pessoas de todo o Brasil, revela dados como perfil demográfico, faixa salarial, nível de satisfação com o mercado e com as empresas e até as principais influências desses profissionais que lidam com uma área tão recente, que está completando a sua primeira década de atuação.

Apesar da principal faixa etária desses profissionais ser jovem, entre 25 e 30 anos, eles são altamente qualificados: 47% possuem superior completo e quase 25% são pós-graduados. No quesito remuneração, contudo, a situação não reflete muito o esforço educacional. A média salarial entre quem atua com mídias sociais é de R$ 2.432, e homens ainda ganham mais do que mulheres, no geral (o que é uma pena).

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Ainda assim, são profissionais em geral satisfeitos com o que fazem, com as empresas para as quais trabalham e até com a própria carreira. A maioria não tem intenções de trocar de emprego no próximo trimestre, e dentre os 38% que alegam estar em busca de uma nova oportunidade, a melhoria mais desejada é o aumento do salário, seguida por aprendizado na área e benefícios.

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Por ser uma área ainda muito nova, a pesquisa também ressalta a falta de profissionais ou cases admirados pelo mercado. “Um a cada dois profissionais de Mídias Sociais do país está trabalhando no escuro, sem grandes referências do que pode fazer ou até onde pode chegar”, destaca a pesquisa.

Entre os 38% dos entrevistados que citaram os expoentes do mercado em que eles estão ‘de olho’, o ‘nome’ mais mencionado foi a equipe responsável pelo Pinguim do Ponto Frio, disparado o case em que o setor mais fica de olho. Martha Gabriel, Edney Souza, Ian Black (New Vegas), Bia Granja (youPIX), Pedro Porto (Twitter), Tarcízio Silva (Social Figures) e Marcel Bely (Prefeitura de Curitiba) aparecem na sequência, como profissionais de excelência no mercado brasileiro.

“A juniorização dos departamentos de social media já é um fenômeno sabido, uma vez que agências de pequeno e médio porte oferecem baixos salários para a função e não têm atratividade para profissionais seniores. As consequências disso são evidentes: profissionais trabalhando no escuro, sem amparo técnico relevante e ávidos por trocar de emprego em busca de melhor remuneração”, opina Patrícia Moura, head de Mídias Sociais da Arabella e profissional da área há mais de 7 anos.

“No fim das contas, as marcas perdem em qualidade e fomentam um novo segmento de in houses, exatamente como acontece no caso do Ponto Frio – marca citada como um dos principais cases brasileiros atuais”, completa ela.

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O estudo também traz a lista dos cases nacionais mais lembrados – Ponto Frio, Guaraná Antártica, Prefeitura de Curitiba, Itaú e Netflix – bem como dados mais esmiuçados sobre o mercado. Para conferir na íntegra, basta acessar esse link.

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WPP's Geometry Global Taps Jon Hamm for Global CCO Role


WPP’s Geometry Global has named Jon Hamm to the newly created post of global chief creative officer. Geometry was born last June from the merger of G2, OgilvyAction and JWTAction, agencies specializing in shopper, relationship, promotional and experiential marketing.

Mr. Hamm, who will begin Nov. 3, had been global chief creative and innovation officer at Interpublic Group’s Momentum Worldwide. He joined IPG in 2008 when Greenroom Digital, the London-based digital agency he created in 2000, was acquired by Momentum.

During his time at Momentum, Mr. Hamm helped the agency expand its digital, technology and content offerings. One of his better known projects was the American Express “Unstaged” series — a digital branded music program.

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20 DIY Dentistry Products – From Customizable Teeth Whitening Kits to Amusing Gaming Toothbrushes (TOPLIST)

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Carmichael Lynch Gets ‘Distracted’ for Subaru

Carmichael Lynch has another new spot for Subaru, following the release of a campaign promoting the Subaru Outback just last week.

This time around, Carmichael Lynch has crafted a spot for the Subaru Legacy. In the 30-second ad, a teenage boy is distracted by girl-minded daydreams when the Legacy’s obstacle-detection technology comes to the rescue. While his daydreams are squeaky clean compared to what actual teenage boys fantasize about, it’s still a relatively realistic scenario which makes a lot of sense as an approach for a family car, whose customers are likely to have to lend to their adolescent kid at some point. So while there’s not enough truth here for a full laugh, there’s more than enough to effectively make a point about the Legacy’s safety. (more…)

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Publicis Seeks to ‘Stop the Violence’ for Nokia

Publicis, Italy has a new spot for Nokia which seeks to “Stop the Violence” of cut selfies.

The clever spot shows a series of badly cut selfies, followed by the message, “Every day thousands of people are victims of cut selfies. Stop the violence.” This is followed by the tagline, “Share life uncut,” which has some unfortunate (and unintentional) implications. That it becomes kind of hard to watch the procession of badly shot selfies only serves to underscore the spot’s message. That said, the pacing and editing seem pretty spot-on. (more…)

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Football and 'Big Bang' Are Broadcast TV's Most Expensive Ad Buys


TV’s costliest shows this season are the ones that have a preponderance of live viewership.

Football continues to dominate as the most expensive programming for advertisers, with NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” and CBS’ “Thursday Night Football” coming in No. 1 and No. 2 in broadcast, respectively, on Ad Age’s annual pricing survey.

On average, advertisers pay $627,300 for a 30-second spot in “Sunday Night Football,” up about 6% from last season’s cost.

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Fresh, Tempting Sunbeam — The Bread You Need For Energy

Advertising is alive. As such, the industry evolves, sometimes as dizzying speeds. If you doubt me, please take a look at the following exhibit, a series of Sunbeam Bread TV spots from 50+ years ago. The announcer says, “Buy energy-packed Sunbeam bread” with such enthusiasm, how could our grandmothers have put up any resistance? I […]

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Bill Simmons Suspended by ESPN for Tirade on Roger Goodell

Simmons, a writer and commentator, was suspended after he launched an obscenity-laced tirade against Goodell’s handling of the Ray Rice domestic violence case.

Police in China Detain Editor of Business Newspaper

The general manager of The 21st Century Business Herald was also being held after the paper’s site was implicated in an extortion scheme.



Creepy Halloween Jewelry – Morgan Loebel Creates Realistically Fleshy Accessories (GALLERY)

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TechCrunch Unimpressed by West Agency’s Homepage

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Today we learned that TechCrunch blogger Kyle Russell doubles as an advertising critic. More specifically, he criticizes the websites of ad agencies.

There’s a reason he was interested in this one: it’s West, the San Francisco shop founded by former Apple marketing chief Allison Johnson and top Facebook PR Brandee Barker with a bit of capital from Twitter originator Jack Dorsey.

About a year ago, we posted on West in response to tipsters’ claims that all the real ad people hired to staff the agency were leaving. West’s web presence doesn’t help clarify that matter, because it provides absolutely no information about the organization itself.

Still, Russell lingered on the page long enough to call it “a new champion in the endless battle to have the most pretentious startup website.”

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Volvo Trucks Returns to Elaborately Prank This Poor Guy on His First Day at Work

Volvo Trucks, the surprising brand behind YouTube’s most watched ad of all time, is back with a new video. And this time, instead of Jean-Claude Van Damme, it’s an unsuspecting valet who’s put in an uncomfortable position.

While this clip’s quite unlikely to become a viral juggernaut on the scale of “Epic Split,” it’s a fun bit of hidden-camera prankery focused on the newest employee at a casino’s valet stand.

“All the sports cars that you see pulling up are all rented, and all the paparazzi there are fake,”  director Henry-Alex Rubin says in the behind-the-scenes video. “The crowds are fake. Everything’s fake, really, except for the valet, who has no idea all this is for him.”

Rubin is riding high in the ad world these days, having also recently directed Gatorade’s epic send-off to Derek Jeter and several other notable spots, including Samsung’s hard-hitting piece for the Paralympics.

Setting up the joke takes a bit longer than you’d like, but you have to applaud the rather extreme commitment to the gag. As with all of the brand’s globally awarded videos from agency Forsman & Bodenfors, the clip highlights a specific technical aspect of Volvo Trucks. This time it’s the I-Shift Dual Clutch gearbox, adapted from sports car technology.



Vídeo em slow motion mostra como funciona o processo de tatuagem

A tatuagem se tornou bastante popular nos últimos anos, especialmente entre os jovens. Mas será que você compreende como o processo de tatuagem funciona?

Para responder essa pergunta, o canal Smarter Everyday foi conversar com uma tatuadora profissional, explicando as principais diferenças entre os tipos de agulha usados para contorno e para sombreamento. No entanto, o mais interessante mesmo é a exibição em slow motion do momento da tatuagem, quando a agulha perfura a camada superficial da pele para pigmentá-la.

 

Lá pelo minuto 4:34, Destin Sandlin inclusive se submete a testar as agulhas, mesmo que sem pigmento, para mostrar o efeito que elas causam na pele.

Vale a pena assistir pela qualidade das imagens e também para conhecer melhor como funcionam as ferramentas e o procedimento para conquistar uma tattoo.

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Zumba explica por que é impossível resistir ao movimento

Febre nas academias ao redor do mundo, a zumba se tornou uma das atividades favoritas de muitas pessoas por ser ao mesmo tempo desestressante e divertida – além, é claro, de queimar muitas calorias. Para mostrar um pouco dos benefícios deste exercício, a  Zumba® encomendou a 180LA um filme que traduzisse seu benefícios de uma forma bem-humorada e cheia de energia.

O resultado é Let it Move You, comercial produzido pela RESET que mostra como é impossível resistir ao movimento e sair dançando zumba por aí. E não é que deu mesmo vontade de experimentar? zumba

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Constructing Worlds: Photography and Architecture in the Modern Age

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Concentrating on the work of 18 leading photographers from the last 80 years, the exhibition begins in 1935 with Berenice Abbott, who captured New York’s transformation into modern metropolis. From there, it journeys through affluent California in the 1940s, India’s independence in the 50s, the decline of industrial Europe in the 60s and 70s and culminates in an exploration of the contemporary urban experience continue

Handcrafted Tech Accessories – This Leather Phone Case is Made Using Quality Materials (GALLERY)

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15 Makeup Artist Innovations – From Foundation Matching Devices to Appointment Booking Apps (TOPLIST)

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This list of products and virtual apps is set to…

Condensed Urban Photography – Peter Stewart Captures Hong Kong and its Dense Population (GALLERY)

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Boston Drops A Duece on Derek Jeter In Fart-Filled Ode to Number 2

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So you all know how Derek Jeter is retiring and there was that Gatorade farewell, right? Well now Jeter has being honored with a different kind of farewell. The kind that comes from the minds of junior high school boys telling jokes and the bathroom and laughing at each other’s farts.

But, hey, farts are funny. Especially when they’re eminating from the stall next to you and it’s all you can to to contain your laughter. Anyway, have a gander at this ode to number 2 from quirky sports slogan t-shirt maker, Sully’s.

FCB Gets Weird, Retro for Kmart

FCB Chicago has a new spot for Kmart that’s…unusual.

Modeled after an 80?s karaoke music video (as viewed and/or created by someone on hallucinogens), the spot aims to promote the brand’s “pay in store” option for online purchases. Because this is Kmart, it’s done in the strangest fashion possible.

There’s no effective way to prepare the viewer for this experience — let’s just say you can expect synths, retro filters, lyrics explaining the payment process, iPad faces and assorted randomness with a sort of Kate Bush/1984 flavor. Coming on the heels of “Shop Like A Boss” and the ubiquitous “Ship My Pants“, we can’t call it surprising.

That said, it definitely exceeded our expectations.

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