Archive for the 'Clients' Category

TrivyaSlam

Our client Trivya has just launched a new twist on their Facebook trivia application. Here is a promo video they did for it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtaCotSoAJQ

I’m a little bummed to see that the Boston network has fallen out of the top spots. They are now tracking game play by network and at the end of the month will […]

SXSW For Newbies

I’m really excited about heading out to Austin, but at the same time I’m looking for your advice for a SXSW Newbie like myself!

mDialog Becomes a Client of The Advance Guard

Recently I went to NYC for an all day kick off meeting with a new client, but at that time couldn’t talk about who it was. Well, now I can.
The company is called mDialog and the quickest way to sum them up for me personally is that they provide high-resolution video hosting on the web. […]

Morning Trivya

Originally uploaded by Emerie May.
Our resident community specialist Christina helped organize games of online trivia using our client’s service TriviaOnNet.
I’ve been having a good time playing this through Facebook and on the web, but it is SO much more fun playing against people you actually know. This was the first time I’ve done that and […]

Kisses For All My Friends

One of my favorite things about owning my own company is that we get to work with great clients who are excited about leveraging social media in smart strategic ways.
This week aerie by american eagle launched a Facebook application that would be playful, flirty and fun for their brand. We worked with them to […]

Online Trivia Fun

I’m one of those guys who when Laura and I watch a show like 1 vs. 100 or Jeopardy I will answer the questions out loud and shake my head at the contestants when they miss what I think is an obvious question. I suck at trivia about geography and history, but do alright at […]

A Full Day in Pittsburgh

I have a feeling that I’ll be doing lots of blog posting from the Pittsburgh Airport in the coming weeks. It has free WiFi so of course I connect and see what is going on in the world and after today I have a feeling I’ll be visiting every so often.
Steve and I were down […]

Virtual Thirst Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USrhNFFiT1c

I’m really happy with how this video turned out. It is meant to give a basic overview of the whole program and the winning entry.
As you know, I was one of the project leads on this and I’m extremely happy with how it all turned out. It was a long process, but a great learning […]

I’ll Believe You in Theaters Tomorrow

I wish this was playing in a theater around here because it would be fun to see it with an audience.
If you are in any of the following markets consider having a family movie night and go and see I’ll Believe You this weekend. Then let the world know what you thought of it. If […]

Rhett, Atlanta & Guitar Hero

I have so much going on and so much I want to just brain dump, but no time at the moment.
Today is the day that Rhett Butler’s People hits the shelves at your local bookstore. The good folks at St. Martin’s Press (client) gave me a copy of it. I started reading it but have […]

Family Friendly Movie - I’ll Believe You

As a parent I know that it is hard to sometimes find a movie that is family friendly enough for the whole family and entertaining enough to keep me awake during it. When I got to watch a screener of the new film I’ll Believe You recently I was happy to find a nice mix […]

A Guy’s Gone With the Wind

So, the other book that I’m working on outreach for is Rhett Butler’s People. It is the story of Gone With the Wind, but told from the male lead’s perspective this time around. I’m not sure if I’ll read the whole book, since I don’t have time to read much of anything these days, but […]

Ronnie Wood Autobiography

I’m a sucker for pretty much any book on the music industry. Especially when it is filled with tales from the wild and crazy days of Rock N’ Roll.
So when St. Martin’s Press became a client of mine and they asked if I was interested in helping with their upcoming Ronnie: The Autobiography how could […]




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