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GrownUpThinking.com
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The contributors of GrownUpThinking.com represent the vast and varied minds of Mr Youth, a NYC based agency committed to decoding the mystery of the new consumer and creating real conversations between brands and people.
- Added on: May 20th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: mryouth
- Listed in: Marketing Social Media
- Tags: social media facebook twitter consumer 2.0 mr. youth mr youth
Recent Posts
More Proof That Consumers Are Evolving
Much like Dave Carroll and his 2008 plea to United Airlines to fix the guitar they busted, Freya Svensson has turned to song (and YouTube) to air her concerns about customer service with a huge brand (this time, it’s Volvo). Instead of writing...
Things We’re Loving: Thursday Edition
Foodspotting: way better’n Urban Spoon. Stella Artois YouTube Channel: Beautiful creative curation from a brand that manages the tricky balance of honoring its roots while still seeming fresh. Well, let’s face it. The new Stella campaign...
Google Music Search Makes Waves in the Music Industry & Beyond
With a single evolutionary change to its search engine, Google has facilitated a major shift in user experience for finding, exploring, and purchasing music online. The search giant has tapped leading social music platforms Pandora, iMeem, Lala, Rhap...
McDonald’s Spins Traditional Outdoor Advertising
McDonald’s Picadilly Circus In a brilliant marketing strategy which integrates both on and offline tactics, McDonald’s Piccadilly Circus ad is the billboard of the moment. Tourists pose in front of the ad, which flashes various products tha...
Got Couture? Netflix It.
In yet another chapter of recession-morphed retail, Rent the Runway is proving you’re either in or out…of the mailbox, that is. For most people, $3,000 couture dresses are simply out of the budget. Rent the Runway is striving to change t...
Liking the “Dislike”
The masses have spoken, yet Facebook won’t deliver what we want. Thankfully, some awesome developer somewhere has given into our demands. The “Dislike” button is finally available!! Slow clap! Now, you can install a Firefox plugin ...
