Monthly Archives: June 2009

Building a Brand vs. Triggering Action

Marketers have long struggled with presenting clients with hard and fast results on the campaigns they develop. There is no scientific formula; instead successful campaigns develop over time and through a series of tweaks. Is the goal to build a … Continue reading

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Bethany Haley’s Decade With Savage

On June 3rd, all the Savages gathered together on the patio of Ninfa’s on Navigation to enjoy delicious fajitas and celebrate Bethany Haley’s 10 year anniversary with Savage. Bethany is the President of Savage so it was fitting, given the … Continue reading

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Online Marketing Advice (If You Missed the Summit)

One interesting aspect of the Online Marketing Summit is that it travels from city to city – this is not just a single conference but rather a series of localized conversations. Having attended the Houston conference a few weeks ago, … Continue reading

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The Modern Marketing Balance

The marketing landscape is changing by the millisecond, and we have more information on consumer trends than ever before. As a result, the role of marketers is changing. With access to information from sites like Google Analytics, Hitwise, Compete and … Continue reading

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Design Ranch Delivers Hands-on Inspiration

Beer flowing from kegs, streaking, a purported game of strip poker…and that was just within the first six hours. No, I’m not talking about a fraternity/sorority mixer or a scene from the 1979 movie, Meatballs, I’m talking about Design Ranch … Continue reading

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