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- Neil Perkin
- 16/08/2012
- Consultant, United Kingdom
- Founder of Only Dead Fish, a digital and media consultancy. Neil is also currently a Visiting Professor of Digital Marketing at Hult International Business School, a consultant for publishing and events company Econsultancy, and a columnist for weekly news magazine New Media Age.
Neil is the founder of Only Dead Fish, a digital and media consultancy that specialises in applying strategic understanding of social and emerging media technologies to help businesses innovate, become more agile, and optimise their effectiveness within the new, networked communications environment.
Neil has over 20 years media owner experience and was latterly the Director of Marketing, Strategy and Digital for IPC Media, the largest consumer publisher in the UK and publisher of multimedia brands including Wallpaper, Marie Claire and the NME. In this capacity Neil ran award-winning research, consumer insight, and planning functions and was at the centre of defining and implementing the digital strategy for one of the largest media owners in the UK.
Neil has been active in the social media space for a number of years and his blog, ‘Only Dead Fish’, is one of the most popular and authoritative media and marketing blogs in the UK, as ranked by Advertising Age. He is a writer, commentator and a regular keynote speaker on content strategy, emerging media, digital commercial strategy and social technologies, a contributing author to The Age of Conversation, a collaborative book published by the top global marketing bloggers, and has won five industry awards including a Campaign Award, two Media Week Awards and an Association of Online Publishers award.
Neil is married with two daughters and in his spare time likes a bit of running (as long as it’s not too far), and rockclimbing (as long as it’s not too high).
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Other articles
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Pattern recognition
20/06/2011
The digitisation of products, services and customer touchpoints produces a potential explosion of data points for brands.
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Data futures: knowledge, discovery and prediction
10/03/2011
Data is everywhere: we know this. But what be done with it, beyond designing visualisations? Neil Perkin peers into the future of data analysis.
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Redefining content strategy
08/12/2010
There are many conflicting definitions of content strategy. Neil Perkin attempts to reevaluate and redefine it before the next data deluge hits.
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Peak journalism, paywalls and the future of news
26/07/2010
The future of news and journalism has entered a period of radical experimentation, typified by two divergent strategies: The Guardian's open ...
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