It’s Pumpkin Spice Latte Time at Starbucks
If you have not paid attention to social media, TV advertising or to your friends, you may not know that the Pumpkin Spice Latte is back at Starbucks. This is the 10th year of PS
And the Emmy goes to…
If you watched the Emmys, then you know the world has shifted—digitally. Jeffrey Tambo and Jill Soloway won Emmy awards for this work for Amazon.com. Yup, you heard it correctlyâ
And the Emmy goes to…
If you watched the Emmys, then you know the world has shifted—digitally. Jeffrey Tambo and Jill Soloway won Emmy awards for this work for Amazon.com. Yup, you heard it correctlyâ
Google Haters Got to Hate
Google has updated its logo for the 6th or 7th time in its short history. Verizon is updating its logo, too. The logo change haters have come out in force from the computer world.
Adding Value (and Flowers) to Your Advertising
I traveled to England this summer. Great trip, but, of course, I was also fascinated with how the English advertise in the historic areas. Advertising and billboard-like signs are
Instagram Takes Center Stage
This summer, Instagram topped more than 300 million monthly users. It lags behind other social sharing sites, I believe, because it was first thought of as just a fun photo-sharing
Have You Heard of the Cross-Everywhere Consumer?
Are you feeling tracked? Not by secret agents from a sinister organization, but tracked at every movement by businesses. Smartphones, wearables, biometrics and the Internet of Thin
Cable is Killing TV
While there are pockets of rating successes (NCAA Football Championship), cable numbers have seen a drop. Many blame the Internet, I blame cable. Take a look at the movie Rio Bravo
If You Are Targeting Teens, Target Instagram
There are myriad social sharing sites and more launched every day. But for those trying to reach a large teen audience, one in particular is attracting this fickle audience. If yo
What Is the Real Difference Between Millennials, Gen X and Boomers?
So much has been written about the Boomers, Millennials and Gen Xers. But if you really want to see the generational differences, look at their device usage. AdWeek featured a data
