Category Archives: Sales

Having a bit of fun at the expense of sext-o-holic Anthony Weiner, the folks over at Butler, Shine, Stern & Partners created this MINI ad which they tweeted from a Twitter account they created called @CarlosDMotor. “Wanna get your hands … Continue reading →

Are you armed with the right research and market trends to craft a killer marketing program? This white paper discusses developments in technology, such as social media, mobile usage and cloud services and offers practical advice on how you can … Continue reading →

– Google has added favicons to its AdSense ad units. – Awesome advice for those looking to become a social media guru:) – Here’s more data that support Apple’s latest ad campaign is a failure. – Seems a couple of … Continue reading →

– A new study finds too much social media usage causes low self esteem in teenaged girls? How about in us grownups who can’t stand reading about the latest and greatest accomplishments of their peers? – Joe Jaffe’s Evol8tion has … Continue reading →

In perhaps, one of the most ingenious uses of a fake product to sell a real product, Portal A is out with The Roominator, a fake video conferencing product used to sell a real video conferencing solution from Blue Jeans … Continue reading →

There’s a simple truth about blogs–readers rarely, if ever, come to one to be marketed to. Advertising runs counter to the raison d’etre of the blogosphere. Ads are an interruption, a betrayal of the natural purpose and flow individuals expect … Continue reading →

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is out with the third rendition of its much-lauded, Fallon-created “Just the right amount of wrong” work that continues to position the luxury property as anything but normal. Last year’s Bohemian Rhapsody redux and 2011’s … Continue reading →

Last week Heineken launched Departure Roulette, a stunt at JFK airport that allowed people to immediately change their flight plans and get on a plane to a random location all at the push of a button. As would be expected, … Continue reading →