As a departure from my usual blogstyle and presented in digest(ible) form, here are some totally random items for your consideration.
The major takeaway from the Facebook-Google fiasco, the one nobody is talking about, is this: It doesn't matter. And that may make Facebook unique among the brands of the world.
Sure, most interns claim they've had a good experience. But have they really been thrown into the mix of the agency during their experience?
If the recent media coverage teaches us anything, it's that we need to take a minute to read what we've written - if not have someone else proofread it for us.
Much has been written about the good and bad characteristics of the Millennial Generation, but a recent student awards luncheon made me optimistic about the future of the marketing profession.
A couple weeks ago, our website server crashed. This harrowing experience clarified a couple important things that are not only relevant to this situation, but also to the other disasters in life.
What can marketers learn from the recent fascination with hip Baby Boomers, which is most noticeable in the recent string of Saturday Night Live guests in their 50s and 60s?
No ad campaign is a slam dunk, but marketing a defective product will always be a brick.