With so many social media platforms at our immediate disposal, it’s important for brands to thoughtfully choose the best fit for them. Taking the Instagram leap is worth the risk. Read More

Bozell recently got a shout out in AdWeek for work that we did on several Ad Council initiatives back in the day. The AdWeek article was honoring 75 years of Ad Council campaigns. Being a nerd for the history of Bozell, I had to know what we worked on. Read More

Merriam-Webster defines social as something positive or enjoyable: relating to or involving activities in which people spend time talking to each other or doing enjoyable things … Read More

Omni-channel. Dynamic Ads. Connecting brick-and-mortar stores with e-commerce sites seamlessly. This isn’t just industry jargon, it’s e-commerce trends and behaviors that marketers and companies will strive for throughout 2017. Read More

For all that has changed over three decades of the South by Southwest Music Festival (SXSW), one thing remains a constant: “Band” and “Brand” is still a single letter apart.  Read More

Being in advertising, we understand the importance of the arts. Art is our livelihood. Creative design, writing, music and acting are all part of our day-to-day lives. But in the six years I have served on the board of the Nebraska Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association, I have heard and read about a recurring theme.  Read More

March means…

• Signs of spring? …not this year if you live in the northeast and are facing 30” of snow…
• March Madness? Yes, in basketball, St. Patrick’s Day, “Spring Forward” and more…
• SXSW? Again, yes. And could this be madness of another sort?

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Here’s a fact that may surprise you. The average U.S. household today spends a smaller percentage of their total income on energy costs than they did in 1960.  Read More

Marc Pritchard is upset. When P&G’s Chief Brand Officer took a closer look at the deals his company had been making with digital publishers, he was not pleased with the inefficiencies he found. Read More

Baby Boomers are well into the 50+ age group defined by AARP as aging. But we’re not old. And we will never be old.  Read More