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Countdown to Kickoff

 

By: Tim Hogan 

With Super Bowl XLVII set to kick off, world class brands and big time fans anxiously wait to see who will be crowned this year’s advertising champion. …

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WTF?

By: Ken Lay


In the parking lot yesterday, I noticed a bumper sticker that read “Read a F****** Book” (the word was spelled out).

I was both offended and irritated. I was offended because profanity (especially that profanity) should not be on public display. Before you …

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It’s about the Benefit

By: John Young


One of the most common problems in advertising is when an ad is more focused on the product or the client than on a benefit to the customer. We see it all the …

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The Second Screen

By: Allison Brinkman

It’s a practice that you’re already familiar with- called ‘second-screen,’ it’s the use of another device while watching TV. Who hasn’t checked Facebook or emails on their phone, tablet or computer while watching a favorite TV show?  Maybe you’re even reading this …

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Avoiding the Sellout Stigma

 By: Andrew Kiley

What do bands want?  How do they define success? It’s safe to say they hope to make music that resonates with a large audience and lasts longer than they do. The usual follow-up priority is to get signed to a record label. Financial success is usually one of the next top goals of …

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Keep On The Sunny Side

By: Ken Lay

It’s hard to be an optimist these days. While I consider myself a “glass half full” kind of guy, lately I’ve just wanted to chug what’s left in the glass and call it empty.

That’s why I was glad to read the book “Abundance: The Future Is Better Than You Think.”

It’s not …

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Valuing the writer

It’s no secret that I love words. I’m probably one of the last remaining people who would choose reading a news clip over watching the video on cnn.com. To be able to paint a picture without any picture at all is a beautiful-and increasingly rare- thing.

And while I’m no Somerset Maugham (a personal favorite,) I …

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The Cluttered Social Media World

By: Sara Stuckey

It may just be me; but I’m having social media déjà vu.  Many new apps or websites seem to be simply a reincarnation of something that already appeared in a past social media life, simply enhanced and rebranded.  I recently joined Google+ (yes, late adopter I realize) and while I comprehend the way …

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Shhhhh!

 By: Allison Brinkman

When I first began my career, I was a firm believer that talking equaled success. The more I could talk, the more successful I would be in all my pursuits- whether it be professionally or personally.

By talking, I signified that I had something to prove and wasn’t afraid to show it through a …

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Getting Personal with QR Codes

 By: Andrew Kiley

I’ve worked with clients to build digital communication strategies that include a QR code component. Usually before getting to that point we’ll discuss objectives, goals, then tactics. If a QR code makes sense and we have compelling content to deliver, we’ll consider including QR codes in places like stationary, business cards, print ads, …

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