Where to Put Your URL
I have always been a proponent of putting your URL, or web address, on
everything that appears before your customers and potential customers. With
enough repetition, your customers will learn your URL. This
Tropical Storm Hanna
The eye of Tropical Storm Hanna blew in over the North Carolina coast around
2am, while the outer bands started arrived Friday evening. Here in the Triangle,
we got about 5 inches of
Microsoft Long Form Ad
featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates
from Endgadget
[http://www.engadget.com/2008/08/21/microsoft-enlisting-gates-seinfeld-to-battle-get-a-mac-ads/]
:
> Microsoft’s new $300 million campaign (one of Redmond’s largest ever) is set to
launch
Boost Your PR by Doing Something
Here’s a great column by Al Ries in Ad Age
[http://adage.com/columns/article?article_id=130678] about improving PR and
advertising effectiveness by staging a regular event. It creates media
Ninja Grace
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/digitalpapercuts/2822585107/]
Grace has wanted to take karate, or any martial arts, for the past year or so,
and she is finally enrolled in a class of To-Shin