Using Data to Personalize Campaigns

With spring in the air and flowering plants going through a cycle of rebirth as they release pollen into the air, even big brands are making allergy data drive their campaigns. In early April Johnson & Johnson’s Zyrtec released its own Google Assistant skill that reports daily allergy and weather information as part of an initiative[…]

6 Corporate Blogs We Like

A great company blog is often the most visible part of a corporate website and the area that receives the most traffic. Since the blog is updated frequently with fresh content, it ranks well with the search engines also. At the heart of a blog–and content strategy–a blog meets several objectives by engaging readers and giving them relevant information. The icing on the cake[…]

Richard Thaler Wins Nobel For Work In Behavioral Economics

Richard Thaler of the University of Chicago won the 2017 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for his work in behavioral economics.  Even if you don’t know much about behavioral economics you get it. For those of us in marketing, behavioral economics represents the secret ingredient in the success “sauce” that wins a customer. The Royal Swedish Academy of[…]

Paint Lives On

When news that Microsoft’s graphics program Paint had been included in a list of Windows 10 features that will be deprecated, there was a public outcry. Twitter was sad. Future generations will never understand the entertainment provided by doing this for hours RIP #paint pic.twitter.com/LVbyCEnDVj — Sophie Morris (@itssophiemorris) July 24, 2017   A kid[…]

Why Some People Take Better Photos: PRACTICE!

By Ant Pruitt As summer kicks off, I’ve had lots of people tag me on my Instagram or Twitter pages about my photography. The most common question I get is, “how do I make my Instagram photos look better, Ant?” I can easily jump into handling exposure and saturation or even discuss composition. But in[…]