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Update Your iPhone Settings!

Category: Creative,Jacksonville Ad Agency,Media • March 18, 2013

Then it occurred to me that virtually nobody changes their default iPhone settings for their ring tone or their text alerts...myself included.  That all came to a grinding halt on Saturday, and I chose the new setting "Sherwood Forest" for my text alerts.  It's a beautiful tone that features a medieval trumpet, the kind that would signal to people that...

The Human Billboard

Category: Advertising,Creative,Jacksonville Ad Agency • March 11, 2013

Is it only a matter of time before all professional athletic jerseys implement some form of advertising?  It hasn't bothered Europeans and basketball has become a global phenomenon, with similar jersey styles as a soccer jersey. Could you see Lebron James wearing a Heat jersey that had a McDonald's logo on it (and McDonald's already hosts an All-American game that...

Jacksonville: A City of Creative People!

Category: Uncategorized • March 7, 2013

Once a month, Jacksonville hosts a downtown event called Art Walk. The idea of this event is to gather all types of creative people and share art, music, and fun. When I say “creative people,” the term is a broad one. You won’t just find local artists, musicians, and jewelers trying to make a living off of selling their creations, you...

The Colossus of Mountain View, California

Category: Economics,Industry News,Jacksonville Ad Agency • March 6, 2013

Google has two syllables, but is the first word that comes to everyone's mind when looking up a new restaurant or simply looking up a fun, new factoid.  As you very well may know, the DOW set a record yesterday, closing at 14,253.77.  What you may not know is that Google's stock soared to 838.60 per share, up nearly 300...

The Giving Tree

Category: Community,Jacksonville Advertising Agency • March 6, 2013

I'd be lying if I said I remembered the first time I met Dale Regan. She was already a key figurehead at the school long before my arrival, and our encounters were brief during my time as a student. It was not until I returned to the school 4 years later, seeking employment at my alma mater, that I really...