As if anyone needed another excuse to go grab some frozen yogurt, our client Yogurtland’s fearless Flavorologist has scoured the globe to bring 10 new delicious reasons to every Yogurtland. And now they’re inviting everyone to take a Flavor Quest of their own.
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Facebook is losing its mojo by heading into the realm of symbols and joining the hashtag orgy. Spawned from the ever powerful Twitter Machine, this symbol (#) deserves to be pounded into the ground.
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Get ready for a very visual timeline consumption.
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So it’s Valentine’s Day and who needs to rely on Cupid’s arrow when you’ve got a fully charged smartphone? Let’s put that baby to good use!
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Last week, the tranquil waters of Twitter were shaken by a newcomer to the social sphere. Vine, a Twitter app that allows people to share 6-second looping video clips, was released and instantly created waves of excitement and buzz.
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Around Christmas time, Facebook was experimenting with a new paid messaging system to ensure that a message you wanted to deliver to a user’s main inbox got there and didn’t get dumped into his or her ‘other’ inbox (a step above the spam folder). The price point being tested at the time was $1.
Multiply that by 100 and you get the new going price for CEOs.
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By now you might have heard of this little site called Pinterest. Last summer it came into our lives and for us pinners, well, our online habits have completely changed. Now Pinterest is invading your off-line space, starting with magazines. 
The June issue of House Beautiful has a special section called “Kitchen of the Month,” which features the first “pinnable” magazine images. Obviously, House Beautiful only marks the start for pinners, and trust us — it won’t stop there.
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Thanks to the success of Instagram, many marketers are jumping on the chance to participate and engage consumers by using a similar platform to that of the photo-sharing wonder. As photo sharing keeps on flourishing, its video counterparts are starting to begin the climb toward success, possibly even putting YouTube at risk.
Being ahead of the curve is always a challenge with the fast pace of emerging technologies. We’ve gathered a list of video sharing apps that have the potential to be the next Instagram of video sharing that should be kept on the radar:
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No, we’re not trying to be facetious here. This truly is a post about some poop.
A few days ago in an attempt to be a bit humorous, and to evoke a bit of a response (or at least a giggle) from people, Clayton Hove (@adtothebone) put out this amusing little tweet:
Now, Smart could have simply said nothing and let this tweet get lost in the digital ether. Instead, the company chose to respond.
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As part of the ongoing goal to make bananas an even bigger part of America’s everyday routine, our client Dole is helping Alex the Lion and his famous Zooster friends from Madagascar “Go bananas” this summer. In 100 million ways, that is.
To help support the launch of Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted, which opens today and features a banana-and-monkey-powered airplane, the world’s #1 banana is joining forces with DreamWorks on a number of marketing initiatives, including the placement of 100 million special movie-branded stickers on DOLE® Bananas.
Four versions of the stickers feature Alex, Marty, the Madagascar penguins and monkeys. The stickers and other in-store marketing materials have a QR code directing consumers to a mobile page offering DOLE Bananas recipes and energy-related information, and the official Madagascar mobile app: Madagascar Join the Circus!
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