01/31/12 - 10:50 am
Williams Arena—better known as The Barn—is a throwback in the high-stakes world of college athletics. Don’t let your brand fall into a Barn-like state.
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01/23/12 - 10:08 am
Pinterest was created by a college student in 2009, launched live to family and friends in March 2010 and the growth in 2011 was viral. The new social medium sets itself apart from Google+, Facebook and Twitter because of the different purpose the network provides its users. Pinterest allows users to visually bookmark items they may find online and pin images to specific boards they’ve created. In essence, it is an inspiration board that contains clothes they like to wear, decorating ideas, DIY projects, and other items to purchase or use. Founder, Ben Sibermann, describes the new network as a way to share your taste and passions with your friends and family.
01/03/12 - 9:55 am
by Paul Bourdeaux
Posted in: Advertising, Branding, Creativity-Innovation, Marketing-General, Mobile, Technology
Posted in: Advertising, Branding, Creativity-Innovation, Marketing-General, Mobile, Technology
Domino’s Pizza is using Augmented Reality to promote its 555 deals in Britain, with over 6000 AR enabled posters going up across the UK.
10/22/11 - 9:05 am
This past week, I attended the Third Annual Social Media for Healthcare Conference in Rochester, MN at Mayo Clinic. This is my second time attending this event. The conference was a gathering for mostly Marketing and PR employees from hospitals and clinics. Social Media Healthcare leader, Lee Aase, kicked off the conference, while Mayo Clinic CEO, wrapped up the event.
10/17/11 - 9:02 pm
by Alyssa Dahl
Posted in: Branding, Business, Creativity-Innovation, Internet, Social Media, Technology, Viral Marketing
Posted in: Branding, Business, Creativity-Innovation, Internet, Social Media, Technology, Viral Marketing
For the past two years, I’ve waited for Facebook to launch an iPad app. I was beginning to wonder if they were ever going to create one! Sure enough, last week, Facebook finally released a fully-developed iPad app. I initially felt the delay was attributed to a lack of innovation, but the execution of their app has left me with nothing but positive reviews. In hindsight, I would rather have a product take longer in development in order to a full launch, rather than be rushed into creation with multiple upgrades in the future.
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