Monthly Archives: May 2010 A restaurant recently had an interesting twist to one of its desserts – the name of the establishment was emblazoned on the outside of the edible hard chocolate shell. Cheap-shot advertising, or classy touch supporting the restaurant’s brand? In this case, classy touch. The logo was professionally designed, or at least it looks like it...  Harking back to the 80′s hip music culture – thank you Run DMC also – Sir Mix-A-Lot is back with his gang full force, for Butterfinger. Is it working in the social media world? Yes. His out-of-the-box and risque YouTube video shot for Butterfinger’s campaign recently topped 1.1 million views. Now let’s see how many additional Butterfinger...  Arm & Hammer announced it is giving away “cat tags” to cat owners through an e-campaign and advertising blitz. Cat owners can get a free cat tag with their phone number on it, in the event their cat is lost. This is a creative campaign that is a good example of extending a brand into...  Social media is allowing companies to listen to their customers like never before. Facebook recently added the “Like” feature to its pages that feature a company, allowing a visitor to quickly show support for that entity, learn all the news posted there, and to interact. Here are eight more tips to get your firm conversing with your...  The vice president of public policy at Facebook recently answered questions from readers of The New York Times who were concerned about Facebook’s privacy settings and other things. This is about as honest as a company can get in responding to inquiries, so read what his responses were: click here. |
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