November 19, 2009

The Proof is in the Pudding: Results are What Count

Filed under: News & Views,Strategically Speaking — Andree Gonsoulin @ 12:40 pm

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Considering the current economic climate, marketers, and specifically, public relations directors are requested more and more to prove the VALUE of their work. So how does one news release go from its natural state as a plain old Word document to a valued part of your communications arsenal? The Proof is in the Pudding. (more…)

November 17, 2009

Connecting the Dots: Measuring Emotional Effectiveness

Filed under: General,News & Views — Tabor Theriot @ 4:38 pm

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As a child, one of my favorite things to do was play “Connect the Dots.” I was consistently amazed that, when it was complete, a page full of scattered dots ultimately made a picture or told a story. (more…)

November 10, 2009

Targeting Audiences in Advertising Means Understanding –“What are they thinking?”

Filed under: General,Strategically Speaking — Monica Hebert @ 4:45 pm

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Recently, I attended a conference for non-profit organizations and was fortunate enough to hear a lecture given by Lonnie Stockwell, CPA, on “Managing in a Changing World – Understanding Today’s Generations.” At first, I wondered, what a CPA could possibly tell me about generations. But as he began his presentation, I quickly realized I was in for a treat. (more…)

November 3, 2009

Face Facts

Filed under: Tim's Tall Tales — Tags: , , — Tim Landry @ 1:11 pm

Facebook has officially floored me. Not by becoming a social networking giant that has officially amassed more active users than Spain has citizens. And not because Columbia Pictures has given the green light to a movie based on the inception of the thing. But because Facebook has lured my father away from … whatever it is my father does in his free time. (more…)

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