Archive for the “Blogs” category
Between The Cracks – This Seems Irrelevant Edition
by Mark Wanczak on January 15, 2010
If you were drawn in to the emotional news stories from Haiti this week and forgot what was happening elsewhere, you’re not alone. Fortunately, I gathered most of these stories before the ‘quake struck. If you haven’t, donate now. Here’s (…)
Between The Cracks – Welcome to 2010
by Mark Wanczak on January 8, 2010
I have to say that if the first week of 2010 is any indication, we are in for a good year. Found so many good tidbits of creativity this week, I couldn’t limit my list to just ten. Here’s what (…)
Between the Cracks – Week of Xmas
by Mark Wanczak on December 23, 2009
What you missed while trying to cram in all your work before the xmas holiday: 1. Copyranter makes my week with this vintage ad (above) for After Six polyester. I feel a little bit better about those old Polaroids with (…)
Between The Cracks – Week of December 18th
by Mark Wanczak on December 18, 2009
A brief round-up of what you missed this week: 1. Dominos is entirely changing its core pizza recipe. No word on how many Facebook groups were created to protest. 2. Seen that talking pothole commercial? You know, the one with (…)
Between The Cracks – Week of December 11th
by Mark Wanczak on December 11, 2009
Here’s what you missed this week: Haven’t had enough of the AT&T/Luke Wilson commercial bashing? Read some more. Google quietly releases Goggles, allowing you to search by picture taken from your phone. Sick. If you had $500 to spend on (…)
The End of an Era
by Mark Wanczak on October 15, 2009
Today marks my last day at LarsonO’Brien Marketing Group. I’ve been with the agency since starting as a public relations intern almost three years ago. Click here to read my final post on the agency blog. I’ll post here Monday (…)
How Company Blogging Shouldn’t Work
by Mark Wanczak on April 22, 2009
You set up a blog for a company as a part of a new marketing strategy. Add all interested parties as authors and brief them on the blog’s goal. Appoint an admin who understands blogging’s benefits and has final say (…)