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    Guest Post – The Future of Search

    October 15th, 2010

    One of the ways that companies can be successful with a  ROI via onine initiatives – is through search. Search defined as Search Engine Marketing is defined as “a form of Internet marketing that seeks to promote websites by increasing their visibility in search engine result pages (SERPs) through the use of search engine optimization, paid placement, contextual advertising, and paid inclusion.in Wikipedia.  One of the regular questions we receive from our clients both current and new is what is the next thing? Read the rest of this entry »


    Great First Impressions Begin with Good Web Design

    November 4th, 2009

    We are proud to say that one of our core business strengths in the world of digital advertsiting and communications is our great design. As with everything in life, first impressions count. How you look, how you present yourself in that first 5 to 10 seconds, sets the tone for one’s perception of who you are. Same thing in business. Now-a-days, almost every business has a website or at least a landing page. This page is the gateway or first impression for your presence on the world wide web.
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    5 Twitter Trends to Watch For – From Some Familiar Social Media Guru’s

    October 19th, 2009

    I was attending a new client meeting last Thursday. And as it happens, they have a leg up on many of our customers as they are already trying their hand at social media. Bravo to any business that is taking the leap to engage with their customers in new ways.
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    Meeting Your Customers In Real Life

    April 27th, 2009

    I think one of the most important things we tell our customers is that the online initiatives that everyone must now participate in, must be integrated with offline and in-store marketing channels where applicable. Integrated is the key here.

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    Who’s to blame when you do your job TOO well?

    November 27th, 2008

    With the growing trend of iCrime—where iPods have become such a “must have” item that kids/teens are willing to beat the crap out of each other for them—a philosophical question has been raised. Do companies that have done TOO good a job of making their product the “latest and greatest” (Apple in this case) share some responsibility for any resulting “negative brand evangelism”?
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