Monthly Archives: May 2009

Found this great little bit in one of my feeds this afternoon; 5 easy ways to post to both Twitter and Facebook at the same time. Social media is fun, but it can be a bear to maintain with updates. … Continue reading →

Here is an example of using your ads medium as a method for communicating your message. Very cool.   Read the full details here

Back in the Go-Go 90s and 00s – remember those? – Carrie Bradshaw of Sex and the City and her ilk inspired designer-label dreams among middle-class housewives across the Heartland. From Cristal and Cosmos to Tiffany and Manolos, everyone felt … Continue reading →

The number of people who use search engines such as Google or Yahoo! as their number one source for purchase decisions has increased drastically over the past few years. Next inline is the opinion of other people (blogs and social … Continue reading →

It’s almost a holiday weekend, and a lot of people are pretty bummed out reading all the bad news lately…so here are a few ads that have caught my eye recently. Hope they make you smile, at least for a … Continue reading →

At some point, we have all printed content from a Web site only to find we end up printing a lot more than what we wanted. Graphics, navigation, advertisements, etc. A new free online service helps eliminate all the extras, … Continue reading →

It seems like every time I log into FaceBook it asks me to take a quiz or allow access to a new application.  Online quizzes and applications can be fun, The other day I found myself partaking in a quiz … Continue reading →

During a recession it is imperative to continue brand-building efforts. We have written many blogs about Branding, Value, and Perception. In a recent Advertising Age blog post, by Jonah Bloom, Brand Advertising was the focus. Bloom states that in a … Continue reading →

Cheap. Plentiful. Good Foot Traffic. Sounds like the perfect advertising medium, doesn’t it? Some enterprising advertisers are taking the economy’s lemons and turning them into lemonade by plastering vacant storefronts with eye-catching outdoor advertisements. In today’s New York Times, marketers … Continue reading →

We recently had a discussion on what metrics matter the most when evaluating electronic media. A common practice, that comes up in most metrics conversations, is user engagement. User engagement uses various formulas to estimate the depth and degree of … Continue reading →

Yesterday, KMK Media Group staff attended a webinar about new marketing technologies which was an exciting look into mobile platforms, emerging 3-D technologies and a good primer on how to use – and not use – social media to expand … Continue reading →

An article I recently read asks the question, “Should Your Company Have a Social Media Policy?.” The answer is yes. Even if your organization does not allow employees to use the internet during work hours, they are using it during … Continue reading →

One of the under-reported aspects of Chrysler’s Chapter 11 is the huge amount of advertising the auto company books in markets all over the country. Typically one of the biggest advertisers in the world, Chrysler has $300 million booked in … Continue reading →