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In an article that I recent came across, the author made some good points on how some of the more traditional marketing concepts no longer apply in today’s world.  While the article did not go too in depth into specific … Continue reading →

Captain Clay Higgins calls himself a patriotic American. Others refer to him as America’s toughest cop or even “The John Wayne of Cajun Country”. He’s most known for his viral Crime Stoppers videos where he speaks directly to the criminals in … Continue reading →

We all know brands are powerful.  They’re a big business that deliver a promise to the world and help define our expectations. We often associate brands with a product and/or a service, but in reality, personal brands are equally as … Continue reading →

Revolutions are happening in many industries as the trend of Big Data prevails in recent years. To occupy an advantageous spot in the data era, companies are aggressively seeking for their conjunctions with the Big Data. More traditional mindsets and … Continue reading →

I’m sure you all have noticed by now, but not only did the latest Snapchat update fix a few bugs and make the application run faster, there was also one major unannounced change: the font. Out with Helvetica and in … Continue reading →

In the world of fast-food restaurants, there is currently an epic war being waged on the breakfast battlefield. Since the release of their breakfast menu in early 2014, Taco Bell has being going head-to-head with long-standing breakfast champion, McDonalds, for the … Continue reading →

Damn Ad Agencies! Back at it Again… In case you missed it, but let’s be honest, you didn’t. “Damn Daniel” was all over your social feeds because the video went viral.   https://youtu.be/a16Kgh7j8zk What started out as a 30 second … Continue reading →

Nom – a livestreaming service was recently launched by YouTube cofounder Steve Chen. As Chen said in a press release, “Nom is a place for food lovers”, the site provides opportunities for both professional and amateur chefs to share their … Continue reading →

Digital media has transformed the way we view the world, literally. The average adult spends about 60 hours a week staring at a screen including televisions, computers, and mobile phones (Krishna, 2015). From the way we shop to the way … Continue reading →