We all know that February is national Heart Month. Did your hospital use this designation as an opportunity to talk to the marketplace about the prevention, diagnosis or treatment of heart disease? Good for you. But how many of the other monthly health observances throughout the year do you use to drive your marketing messages?
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Posted under: Health Care, Creative, Strategy
Trust simplicity. For a variety of reasons, this past year taught me that simple wins over complex time and time again. This is especially true in interactive development, where advances in browser technology allow for significantly simplified development. As I strive to build more immersive and compelling experiences for our client’s products, the simple solution is most often the best.
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Posted under: Agency, Interactive
Being “in PR” is just like what you see on television and in the movies, right? Maybe not. When it comes to public relations in the green industry, it’s not necessarily ALL about who you know. It’s more about what you know and what you do with your knowledge.
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Posted under: Green Industry, Public Relations
Several of us braved the cold and snow to attend this year’s Nebraska ADDY awards banquet held in Omaha. The food was good, the theme was fun and the after party was even more fun, but my favorite part was seeing the work. It’s motivating and inspiring to see the great creative work that’s coming out of Nebraska.
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Posted under: Agency, Construction, Health Care, Regional Brands, Branding, Creative, Database Marketing, Interactive, Marketing, Media, Public Relations, Social Media, Strategy
Embed this engaging little gem into your website or Facebook page and reach out to "super moms" too busy to pay attention otherwise. "The #1 killer of women in America — know the warning signs unique to women."
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Posted under: Health Care, Marketing, Public Relations