We want to make advertising as compelling and engaging as the content on the Tagroom platform already. We want to shake up old and new media. With our strong vision we can disrupt media in the same way that others are disrupting healthcare and other industries.
What it feels like when traffic is going through the roof because people love and share our content all over Facebook and Twitter.
When we are running late for an important meeting, we do anything to make sure we make it on time.
What we feel like when we break world news stories trending overseas before major local websites.
When we find out about breaking news to cover and we are still in bed. We look like this when we are trying to get to our laptops:
We love BuzzFeed and we know we will be the BuzzFeed of Australia.
Ad Effectiveness Study Reveals Native Ads Drive More Attention and Brand Lift Over Banner Ads
Findings show that consumers visually engage with native ads more frequently than traditional banner ads and in an equivalent way to editorial content.
This is what happens when a reader reads one of our emotional posts that hits them straight in the heart:
What we do when we want to sneak into an event to cover a story. We were told it’s best to get access using a media pass.
When we cover breaking news and the server crashes when we hit the “publish post” button, we are like:
Tagroom FOOD Is Open For Business
For most people finding time to cook can be impossible with our busy schedules and social lives. However I believe cooking can bring great pleasure and that it can help you feel satisfaction when other things in life are frustrating. You don’t have to be a wannabe professional chef to enjoy what we have to offer you. If you love food, come just to keep your eyes happy. Tagroom FOOD has officially opened for business and we are excited to bring you delicious articles all day long.
(Source: tagroom.com)
Latest “Born To Be A Bo$$” Interview With Patrick Varden From Tagroom
Here is the CEO of Tagroom interviewed by Sydney’s FBI radio star Clinton Forde:
Tagroom Finds Popularity with Younger Audience
We have been running a survey that launched a few days ago and here is a sneak peek at the stats:
Tagroom appeals equally to men and women: visitors are 50% men and 50% women.
The age group that went to Tagroom most often was the 25-34 year olds.
(Source: surveymonkey.com)
This is how the editorial team feels after sitting in front of the computer all day.
