If you’ve ever read a tabloid, celebrity magazine, watched MTV, or talked to a teenage girl, chances are you’ve heard of “The Hills” and “The City.” Whether you think the shows are mindless drivel or actual entertainment is your own opinion, but there’s no doubt that they make for great…
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I admit it — I only watch the Super Bowl for the commercials. I’m not a football fan, but I’ve loved the clever 30 second stories that appear during commercial breaks since I was a kid. The quick wit and humor is what attracted me to pursuing a career in…
Ask them!! Here is a cool resource for custom online/mobile surveys: Zoomerang.com … and it’s free! This website has a lot of great features. It allows you to create surveys with advanced reporting, PowerPoint charts, skip logic, custom branding and more. There are three different membership tiers; and the free…
The recent massive success of Barack Obama in garnering support online via social networks has brought what was already an emerging trend from the early adopters to the masses–or a lot more of them, anyway. There is certainly no doubt that the power of these social networks is only starting to…
As marketers we are service providers. As service providers it has been often said that the best service is “invisible,” that the client sees the results and gains the service, but doesn’t (and, perhaps, shouldn’t) see the effort involved. Now, if this is true, when it comes to marketing, how…
As the social networking wave continues to grow, sites such as Facebook and Twitter are attracting more than just party-seeking college kids and chatty tweens. In February 2007, a young political official wondered social networking might help him take on a battle for high leadership. His hope was that social…
It’s definitely good to be home. While I love almost everything about the East Coast, and hope to live there one day, I appreciate the 60 degree nights of California! But now that I’m home, and the inauguration buzz has diminished, I’m able to reflect on my trip. I still can’t believe…
Here are some pics from inauguration day! 5am: On the Metro to the inauguration 5:30am: Inside the Federal Center Metro station 6:30am: In line at the silver gate entrance It was so early, the sun hadn’t come up yet! The sun finally came up … you can see the crowd…
WOW. That’s all I can say. The inauguration ceremony was absolutely amazing. And the crowd…there were so many people of every age and race; it was quite a sight. I have some great pics and stories, but I’m recuperating at the moment and need to sleep desperately. And we’re driving…
We’re at our viewing spot–unfortunately, we can’t view anything! It is so crowded!!! We are close enough that I got some good pics of the Capitol building but not close enough that we’ll be able to see Obama. We’re here not necessarily to have the best view, but to have…