Buying Footballs

So, as you’re no doubt aware by now, me and seven likely lads (Sam, Willem, Hugh, Matt, Darren, Steve, Thomas) from the advertising and media industry have got together over the blogosphere and decided to go to Tanzania in November and deliver footballs to some of the most disadvantaged kids in the world as part of The Great Football Giveaway.

We’re now fundraising to buy footballs to take out there. £10 buys a football and spreads a lot of happiness. £20 buys two and spreads even more. So please, come support us and buy some footballs. It will be a great thing that you do.

Original Post: http://neilperkin.typepad.com/only_dead_fish/2010/09/buying-footballs.html

Neil Perkin
September 17, 2010

Neil Perkin

Occupation: Founder of Only Dead Fish

Organisation: Only Dead Fish

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Founder of Only Dead Fish, a digital and media consultancy that specialises in digital content strategy, digital commercial strategy and use of social technologies.
Over 20 years media owner experience, was latterly the Director of Marketing, Strategy and Digital for IPC Media, the largest UK consumer publisher, having run award-winning strategy, planning and consumer insight functions
Has won more industry awards than just about anyone in UK media, including a Campaign Award, two Media Week Awards and an Association of Online Publishers award.
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
Has been active in the social media space for a number of years, 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.

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