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Dying or Driving

Route 66 as a Metaphor for the Agency Business

Marketing is changing. Thom Villing addresses the impact of these industry changes on the agency business and whether it represents the road to extinction or renewal.

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Andy Fuller

Let's (Not) Give Them Something to Talk About: BP’s Twitter Parody Problem

Andy Fuller (May 28, 2010)

BP is in a unique situation in which it is allowing itself to be skewered online so that it can avoid further damage to the brand. This situation is of course referencing the fake BP Twitter account.

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Nathan DeSelm

Facebook Is The New AOL: How Marketing Missteps Will Destroy the World's Most Popular Social Network

Nathan DeSelm (June 2, 2010)

Facebook was originally built to help people connect and share with friends. Recently, their mission has changed, and the site is in danger of following AOL down the pit of irrelevance.

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Scott Tingwald

Advertising vs. Subscription Fees: Striking the Delicate Balance

Scott Tingwald (May 10, 2010)

It's interesting to watch online news and entertainment sources trying to make it on advertising revenue alone before replacing, or supplementing, that model with subscription fees - sometimes at the risk of taking money out of their own pockets.

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NDFCU Youth Checking
NDFCU Youth TV Spot

Notre Dame Federal Credit Union

Using the latest motion graphics techniques, Villing & Company produced this :30 TV spot for Notre Dame Federal Credit Union to promote products and services that appeal to the youth demographic.

Click here to view the spot.

 

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July wallpaper July 2010
by Ron Doyle
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by Mathew Siecker
September wallpaper September 2010
by Ellen Imbur
 
 

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