Who needs a boring Communications degree when you can now major in Facebook and Twitter? Several colleges across the United States now offer social media programs in which students study the elements and application of social platforms in a business setting....
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Newspaper: A Dying or Dawning Media?
In a time where we spend our days scrolling through news feeds and posting pictures of our meals before we eat them, it doesn’t come as a surprise that certain media channels aren’t as relevant as they used to be. Newspaper may be the most concerning, but is...
Analyzing Your Campaign Results
Great marketing isn’t great unless it changes consumer behavior, drives sales, or meets other goals. So how exactly do we measure the success of a campaign? Sometimes it’s relatively easy; we look at sales patterns during and after the duration of the...
Marketing: Agencies vs. In-House
Being a marketing professional is pretty awesome, and part of the awesomeness is that we’ve got endless options. There really is a place for everyone in the marketing world−from graphic design to creative strategy to analytics. And what’s more is that we have the...
The Rise of TV Network Apps
My sophomore year of college, my roommate and I tossed the idea of cutting the cord on our cable tv for months on end, never able to pull the trigger. The main hold-up was live sporting events, and our reluctance to give that up. I cannot even count how many times,...
Managing Your Videos Online
There are quite a few services offered for uploading and sharing videos online today. YouTube was the first one to do this on a massive scale and has since become the number one name in video hosting, but some have worries that it’s so over-saturated that their videos...
Marketing Campaigns: Lame or Lucky? Part Two
Taco Bell- It’s here, guys. The Taco Bell Emoji Engine. Late last year, following IOS’s release of the taco emoji, Taco Bell created a platform in which users could tweet at the company with the taco emoji followed by any other emoji and the result was a mention by...
Marketing Campaigns: Lame or Lucky?
Axe Men’s Grooming Products- Axe is known for overpowering body sprays cherished by 14 year-old boys and promoted by chiseled, sweaty, hunky men. This year, Axe tossed the cliché “man’s man” persona and launched its Find Your Magic campaign that features a more...








