David Lussky – Page 30

Development Marketing

Foursquare is Catching On, Creating Opportunity for Small Businesses

First there was Facebook then came Twitter, and now there is a relatively new social networking service called Foursquare, which is gaining momentum both publicly and financially as users, investors, and marketers begin to realize its potential. Small business owners especially may have the 6 month loan to gain and some have even begun to capitalize on the opportunity. (more…)

David LusskyJuly 9, 2010

Design

As Facebook Revenue Continues to Rise, So Do Marketing Opportunities

Whether you’re a fan of Facebook, think it’s a huge waste of time, or still have no idea what it is, there is one important fact which can’t be ignored… the social networking site is HUGE and still growing. (more…)

David LusskyJuly 6, 2010

Marketing

Kraft Foods Literally Delivers With New Social Media Campaign

We came across a pretty rad example of a fun and engaging social media campaign from Kraft Foods to market their Wheat Thins product line. It’s a Twitter based campaign, which incorporates a YouTube channel with 250 subscribers and counting. The most recent video, a 30 second spot, has been viewed almost 200 thousand times! (more…)

David LusskyJuly 2, 2010

Development

Social Networking: We ‘Like’ It

Back in the old days (about 3 or 4 years ago) the terms ‘viral marketing’ and ‘social networking’ were mostly buzz words thrown around to make people either sound smart, trendy, or a combination of both. Currently, these concepts, along with the various other aspects of Social Media Marketing have completely revolutionized the way people interact with brands and information. (more…)

David LusskyJuly 1, 2010

Marketing

No Surprise Here: Internet Soon to Overtake Newspapers in Ad Revenue

If you work for or own a print media outlet, you may want to stop reading now and pretend you never saw this post… I’m not trying to depress anyone, just stating the facts. By the year 2014, the Internet will become the 2nd largest U.S. advertising medium behind only television, fueled by the rise of advertising across interactive media, video, and email. (more…)

David LusskyJune 29, 2010