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Corvus - A Conversation about Communication in Today's World
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In today's world communication is moving at warp speed and just as complex. Corvus by RavenWood Creative tries to make sense of it all and what technology, social media and design means for business.
- Added on: Feb 23rd, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Tim Ernst
- Listed in: Marketing Innovation
- Tags: communication business Networking social media corporate firefighting
Recent Posts
In Tribute to Edgar Allan Poe
This past weekend, my wife and I attended the funeral of Edgar Allan Poe, the poet, writer and man about town in Baltimore, MD. The burial event was part of the bicentennial celebration of Poe’s birth in 1809. We made a weekend of it and on Sat...
Flo of the Progressive Ads and Other Unique Marketing Hooks
A friend of mine mentioned to me he was reading my recent blog post regarding Geneva Carr, the woman who plays the AT&T Mom who guards her rollover minutes and how he was laughing that he too was attracted to the ads just because of her. The topi...
9 Tips for Marketing Your Business
As a Communicator/Marketer | Web Designer | Writer and Blogger, I’m a big fan of Inbound Marketing, the Internet is a great forum for any business to present itself to customers who are researching “what’s out there” before th...
The Changing Definition of “Audience”
The social media aspects of the Internet are changing the rules of the game and personal technology, (i.e. mobile phones) are changing the audience at those games. As I prepare to take in a ballgame of the 2008 World Series Champion Phillies tonight,...
Happy Birthday Hitch!
Today Alfred Hitchcock would have been 110. As my favorite film director, I’ve always enjoyed his films, his vision, and his odd personality. I’m not alone, across the country people will be celebrating the master. My top five Hitchcock f...
AT&T “Rollover Mom” Brings Reality to its Marketing
You’ve probably seen her in the AT&T “FamilyTalk with Rollover Minutes” spots as the mother who gives her family the oh-so-familiar-death-eye glance that only Moms are capable of and usually have the desired effect on children o...
