Pinteresting Results for Marketers

When someone once asked me what Pinterest was, I described it as “a way for adults to digitally play house.” And while a few of us have been busy planning…

Pinteresting Results for Marketers
Miami Ad & Broadhead

As part of their “Industry Heroes” speaker series, the Minneapolis campus of Miami Ad School invited our own John Walker and Sean McKenna (a former instructor and student at Miami…

Miami Ad & Broadhead
The SuperAdBowl

Who actually watches the Super Bowl to watch football? And who watches for ads that averaged $3.5 million dollars to run? I do, along with every other person who works…

The Super AdBowl
The State of Advertising

Those of us in the agency business knew it was coming, but when it finally arrived, we couldn't help but reflect on that seminal moment when the business changed forever. The…

The State of Advertising
Agriculture Degrees Useless? Really?

I saw a funny blog post on Yahoo yesterday, ranking the top 5 ‘Useless Degrees’ to pursue in college. Agriculture and related degrees picked up three of the top five…

Agriculture Degrees Useless? Really?
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Move the Conversation

We’re at a stage, in the communications industry, where it’s no longer enough to simply have big ideas. More than ever, it’s possible for us to both qualify our strategy and evaluate the results.

Today, the ability to react and make strong, incremental changes to campaign strategy and presentation is a must. That doesn’t mean everything changes, but things will continue to shift – more or less quickly depending on where you’re standing – and we should be ready to deal with the fact that they may never stop moving.

To help our clients take advantage of these changes, we must be able to move with them, becoming consumers, trend watchers, think tanks and advisors.

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