In addition to developing creative campaigns that often sweep design awards like the ADDYs, BBR offers another edge over other advertising agencies around the country. Not many of our clients know that they have the distinction of working with two of the most attractive alligator hunters south of I-10. They’re definitely “purtier” than Troy Landry and Jacob Landry, the rising stars of the History Channel’s Swamp People, the reality show that follows Cajun alligator hunters. (more…)
I have always found creative use of technology to solve everyday problems amazing. Recently, I came across an article about a Korean grocery store chain that not only solved a problem, but created a whole new way of grocery shopping using pretty simple technology and whole lot of creative thinking. (more…)
It recently dawned on me — I’m a lot more than a New Business Developer and Account Supervisor. I’m the one person at BBR solely dedicated to maintaining strong relationships with every client we serve. Since that realization, I’ve given myself a third title — Client Relationship Manager. (more…)
To get in the Halloween spirit this year, BBR decided to do something to reward our fans for their creativity, and came up with the BBR Inaugural Halloween-Stravaganza Costume Contest. This was a photo contest on our Facebook page, where our fans could submit their Halloween costume pictures for voting. The one catch was, BBR wasn’t going to do the voting, we were leaving it up to our fans. And up for grabs was one of three gift cards, $100 for 3rd place, $200 for 2nd, and $300 1st place. (more…)
If you are currently running your own blog or website, you’re probably always on the lookout for ways to increase the amount of views on your posts. Well, unfortunately I can’t give you any solid guidelines on what draws the Internet-masses, but I can tell you about something I did recently that was pretty successful in comparison to the rest of my personal blogging experiences. (more…)
When did you work at BBR and what did you do?
Five years after I realized kinesiology was not the major for me and becoming a physical therapist was not going to fulfill my creative and strategic needs, I was fortunate enough to work for BBR.
Creative and strategic needs met – check. (more…)
