Villing Views

News, views and more from Villing & Company on items of interest to marketing professionals

Marketing Communications

Are Local Marketing Clubs Doomed?

Nathan DeSelm & Thom Villing (September 10, 2010)

Feature Image

In recent years, both the local Michiana AMA chapter and the local AAF (Ad Club) chapter have struggled to maintain membership numbers and luncheon attendance. In a world of online conferences and social networking websites, is it worth fighting to keep these clubs afloat?

Two of our staff members who have spent years on the boards of both local clubs take a hard look at this question in a special "point/counterpoint" article.

Read More > >

 
Andy Fuller

Facebook Places: A New Dimension in Social Media Marketing

Andy Fuller (August 25, 2010)

Facebook Places could be a game changer in location-based marketing. Marketers must not waste time in familiarizing themselves with this potentially powerful tool for customer engagement.

Read More > >

Thom Villing

Don't Forget Those Boomers, Baby.

Thom Villing (August 4, 2010)

Boomers spend 40% of consumer packaged goods dollars, but only 5% of ad dollars are directed at them. What's wrong with this picture?

Read More > >

Nathan DeSelm

Unskippable DVD Previews and How You Too Can Ruin Effective Advertising

Nathan DeSelm (June 30, 2010)

Over the past couple years, I've noticed many of my DVDs contain unskippable previews and studio animations. This is a classic example of how heavy-handed, force-fed advertising can turn off otherwise engaged consumers.

Read More > >

 
 

PEFCU Credit Cards
PEFCU Drew Brees TV Spots

Purdue Employees Federal Credit Union

Working with Super Bowl MVP, Drew Brees, we produced these two :30 TV spots for PEFCU - the first in a series of spots featuring the NFL quarterback.

Click here to view the spots.

Read our related article about celebrity endorsements.

 

Monthly Wallpaper Designs

September wallpaper September 2010
by Ellen Imbur
October wallpaper October 2010
by Thom Villing
November wallpaper November 2010
by Brad Rosier
 
 

Social networks and content feeds

Read our articles: RSS    Facebook    Twitter   

Find us elsewhere: LinkedIn    YouTube    Flickr    Delicious   

Ask a Marketer

 

SENT TO *|EMAIL|*

FORWARD THIS E-MAIL