by Julie Winkle Giulioni May 18, 2016 Follow @julie_wgMay 18, 2016 A significant dimension of leadership is coaching… engaging in conversations that help others make the leap from where they are to where they want (or need) to be. Whether the focus is on correcting a performance problem, expanding capacity, improving relationships, or developing within … Continue reading Give ‘Em Some Space (For Possibilities)
Al GomezJuly 9, 2015 Anyone who has tried interior decorating will attest to how challenging it is to utilize space. The feeling is mutual in web design. White space in particular, is one aspect that’s either OVERUSED or UNDERUTILIZED. One of the reasons why newbie and pro web designers make white space mistakes is because … Continue reading Smart White Space Execution for Mobile Web Design
Rachel SerpaJune 25, 2015 Pop culture and the media have been propagating consumer interest in the “space age” for years. Take, for example, the Jetsons – one of television history’s most beloved shows, where George Jetson and his family live blissfully in the space age, driving flying cars and taking cues from their talking robot … Continue reading Two Quick Tips for Protecting Consumer Privacy in the “Space Age”
Mike WhitneyJune 1, 2015 Recently, free dating app giant Tinder has been undergoing a courtship of their own: with marketers and advertisers, that is. The app is joining the trend of introducing purchasable ad space in the world of online dating. The realms of online dating and marketing provide each other with natural collaborators, as … Continue reading For The Love of Marketing: Tinder’s Foray Into Selling Ad Space
By Johanna McDowell December 12, 2014 There are two defined parts in every ad agency’s strategy in the digital and social media arena. One is the technical side, and just about everyone has this part sorted. The other part, the one that stands out, is content and here lies the challenge – are agencies … Continue reading Now, more than ever, content is king in the digital space
