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I doubt it. My first thought was this is really hard to look at because it is so busy, the type choice was not my favorite but that aside the content seems cryptic ( because of 140 characters and less mentality ) and I think it speaks volumes about the impatience of marketing in 2010. But I don’t want you to think I am painting a picture that is all bad, quite the opposite I find it revolutionary to some degree. With the benefits of SEO + promoting your business’s own marketing platform + getting content out to your fans as quickly as a tweet. I can see why it would be appealing. And for that forward thinking they have proved that they can create a conversation about themselves, and that in itself is well done. On the downside wonder if the site’s user experience is all that pleasant, for me anyways it was distracting and not catching my attention. Maybe the UI execution not the strategy could be a factor in my distraction.

What are you thoughts is EURO RSCG LONDON’s site blowing you away or is it harder to look at then your own twitter page?

Oh and the background provided from the source:

Euro RSCG London, a leading global advertising agency, launched its new website yesterday that is taking a unique approach to reaching its audience: letting the 200 people within its office power its website in real-time. http://www.eurorscglondon.co.uk/ Euro RSCG are the first global advertising agency who have made their website fully social which is being seen as a sign of the future for the global creative industry.

Euro RSCG, whose clients include Reckitt & Benckiser, Citroen, Dulux and Kraft wanted its website to be a true embodiment of what life is like in the office – friendly, informative, creative and most of all people based by making full use of the popular social media site, Twitter. Euro RSCG staff can control the site by tweeting specific hashtags and the names of recent tweeters are integrated into the site’s design to show who is influencing the site and which hashtags they are using.

“The agency listens to its employees and connects with its clients on a completely new level” stated Russ Lidstone, CEO Euro RSCG London, “This new Twitter centric website embodies our belief that social media should sit at the heart of what we do”.