Advertising’s 10 Commandments
February 2nd, 2012 by Tony Brinton, Director of Strategy · No Comments
In part 2 of this series, I listed a number of common reasons why bad ads happen, the biggest one being when the creative team lacks a solid set of principles to judge the quality of their work. This post will outline a set of such principles termed “Advertising’s 10 Commandments”, passed on to me earlier in my career by a former San Francisco advertising veteran, Allan Hayes of The Hayes Company…
Read more >>7 Steps to Avoid a Digital Disconnect
December 8th, 2011 by Kristin Bush, Interactive Marketing Manager · No Comments
If you haven’t incorporated digital into your marketing plan, your missing out. Here are some essential digital marketing tactics to jump on to avoid a “digital disconnect”.
Read more >>Twitter Lists: Something to Snack On
November 30th, 2011 by Chris Guadarrama, Art Director · No Comments
There are millions of tweets shared everyday. By creating Twitter lists you can filter through the noise and find exactly what you are interested in. Take for example, food trucks…
Read more >>What Every Internet Professional Needs to Know About Advertising - Part 1
November 16th, 2011 by Tony Brinton, Director of Strategy · 2 Comments
First in the part of a 10-part series, this post explores creative opportunities for digital advertising and how these opportunities compare to more traditional means of advertising.
Read more >>To Teach is to Learn
November 11th, 2011 by Craig Cooke, CEO · No Comments
I have always been a firm believer that we never stop learning. To close the door on education is a disservice to all. In the digital marketing arena, things are changing every day. There are new technologies to learn, new platforms to explore, and overall advancements in marketing trends that we need to stay on top of.
Read more >>Compelling Content Cultivates Connectivity
June 24th, 2011 by Kristin Bush, Interactive Marketing Manager · 2 Comments
I recently interviewed Michael Stelzner, the author of the newly released, Launch: How to Quickly Propel Your Business Beyond the Competition. He also happens to be the founder of SocialMediaExaminer.com — an online magazine focused on all things social. Technorati ranks SocialMediaExaminer within the top 5 small business blogs — rank [...]
Read more >>Twitter Experiments With Advertising in Trending Topics Section
June 17th, 2010 by Carolyn Ruiz, So. Med. Coord. · 2 Comments
Twitter is now conducting trials with advertisers for placement of new ads in their “Trending Topics” section, rumored to sell for tens of thousands of dollars. Trending Topics, located on the Home page of Twitter, is an area that highlights real-time topics that are most chatted about within the social network. This new advertising [...]
Read more >>Enhance Your Brand by Listening through Social Media
February 5th, 2010 by Carolyn Ruiz, So. Med. Coord. · 2 Comments
”Stop! Collaborate and LISTEN!” Let’s apply Vanilla Ice’s song lyric to social media. Your customers are talking, are you listening? Whether it be around your product specifically, your competitor, or the industry as a whole, people are engaging in conversations online through blogs, Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, forums, product reviews, etc. as an outlet to recommend, [...]
Read more >>It’s 2010 and it’s Game On! Interactive vs. Traditional
January 4th, 2010 by Craig Cooke, CEO · 3 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.
Read more >>The $25 Million Dollar Phone Number
March 20th, 2009 by Jen Dobkins, Content Writer · 1 Comment
How far will a company go to brand itself?
Successful branding relies on marketing that relates a ‘need’ for a company’s product or service to its target audiences. Nutrition firm Natrient LLC has gone the route of purchasing the rights to a phone number that will most likely resonate with thousands, but does not directly relate [...]





