Entries from January 2010

Modern Love Judged by the Gadget in your Pocket

January 28th, 2010 by Rita Kelly, Account Director · 1 Comment

Cuddled up in my Snuggie™ blanket over the weekend, I flipped the pages of my February 2010 issue of Elle Magazine and came across a survey about iPhone users that consumer electronics specialists, Retrevo, conducted called the Gadgetology report.  This online survey featured in the Modern Love section of the magazine, consisted of 445 iPhone [...]

Social Media Doing Social Good

January 20th, 2010 by Carolyn Ruiz, So. Med. Coord. · No Comments

Last Tuesday, January 12th the catastrophic 7.0 earthquake hit Port-Au-Prince, Haiti.  Once I had heard the news of the massive destruction, I immediately hopped onto my Twitter account @carolynruiz and searched for Haiti using Twitter Search .  I did this because I wanted to see the real-time news transpiring and how I could contribute to [...]

An iPhone Application just to have an iPhone Application

January 19th, 2010 by Hannes Meyer, Sr. Art Director · 1 Comment

Last Sunday my parents were leaving after visiting me and my family. They were heading back to Switzerland after a 3 months stay in california due to our 3 month old addition to the family, my proud little baby girl, Kirra.
After I read that Switzerland, and the rest of Europe were getting hit by one [...]

Tips for Viral Marketing Success

January 13th, 2010 by Carolyn Ruiz, So. Med. Coord. · 1 Comment

More often that not, when you hear the word “viral,”you may think of contagious viruses either attacking your computer or your immune system. However, when it comes to marketing, going “viral” is often the goal brands intend to achieve when they push marketing messages out through video, websites, social media, email, word-of-mouth, etc.
Unfortunately, many companies [...]

It’s 2010 and it’s Game On! Interactive vs. Traditional

January 4th, 2010 by Craig Cooke, CEO · 2 Comments

The battle lines have been drawn. The super powers have been amassing their arsenal of resources. Now, the front lines are engaging. The battle for ultimate control of a brand has begun between the 20th century traditional agency and the 21st century interactive agency.