Post archive for ‘Advertising & Marketing’
ResumeGal Deal Hunt at SXSWi powered by Stickybits
For those who are unfamiliar, my wife runs the website, ResumeGal.com. ResumeGal was created when she left the corporate HR world and decided to stay home to take care of our child and wanted to still consult with people who needed resume/HR help and coaching.
I’m trying an experiment down here in Austin to post 5 [...]
SXSW Opening Morning Thoughts
I’m writing this post about 2.5 hours before the first panel/session kicks off for SXSW 2010. For those who are not familiar with SXSW, it’s a conference split into three areas: Interactive, Film, and Music. I’m only down for the first few days of Interactive but in previous years, I’ve participated in the music portion [...]
SXSWi 2010
I’m heading down to SXSWi on Thursday and am excited to go. It seems as though most of the NYC entrepreneurial scene will be down there so it’ll be the same faces in a different setting (way better BBQ, sorry @lazerow re: Hill Country).
I created my initial schedule and have made it public – so [...]
The Early Days of Silicon Alley – Some Random Quotes
I’m in the middle of doing some research for a blog posting I’d like to write this weekend and came across some articles written about my favorite zine of the 90s – Silicon Alley Reporter. For those unfamiliar with SAR, it was the newsletter/magazine that the entire trade read and helped fuel much of the [...]
Super Bowl Conversation Data – Social Media Style
@kevinweil, a member of the analytics team at Twitter updated the corporate blog with a post entitled Super Data. If you are a data/football nut, go check it out.
For those who do not want to click over to his post, it basically overlays tweets about the game (football related) to tweets about the commercials (ad [...]
1990s vs. 2010s in Marketing Technology
To preface, this post was inspired by a conversation I was having with Greg Hills, a colleague of mine at Varick Media Management.
When looking at the impact that the web/Internet had on advertising, I think that one could easily argue that from the 90s through today, technological innovation led where marketing/advertising dollars would follow. [...]
Etiquette In An Increasingly Connected World
I think the most devalued word in the past decade was the word, “friend.”
I’m just another geek living in this world so I have no business enforcing my thoughts on Etiquette but since I think I was raised well (I’d like to think) and I’d like my son to be raised well, I’ll publicly share my thoughts. [...]
… working on a new chapter in this epic
Announced in an article by Brian Morrissey, entitled “Herman Leads Digital at KBS+P” a new chapter in my life has been started. KBS+P is going through an evolutionary period and I’m excited to be joining some new faces and old friends to help lead the agency in it’s next phase.
My belief is that if you [...]
Opening My Wallet For Media Consumption
Being that I work in the digital media industry, there is rarely a day that goes by without some conversation around free vs. paid. Some folks in the office say that they would gladly pay ~$20 for the NY Times online and others argue that they won’t pay anything because eventually they will hear the [...]
This Decade Will Welcome The End of The Branding Campaign
Yes, that’s right. For someone who has spent the past few years inside of a very well known marketing agency, I am calling this decade the death of the pure branding campaign. This was inspired by the comments in Fred Wilson’s blog post, Affiliate Marketing Undervalue’s the Link.
Before I proceed, let me preface that this [...]



















