Omaha-based creative marketing communications company Bozell introduces its 2011 summer interns.

“The Bozell Summer Internship program is designed to give students hands-on experience in all aspects of the marketing business. The students work with real clients on real campaigns. It is fun, challenging, real and rewarding,” said Nicole Frazier, business engagement developer and intern coordinator. “The internship program is our opportunity as professionals to contribute to the future of the marketing industry by helping to build its potential leaders.”

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When you’re applying for a job – in any field, but especially in the highly competitive field of marketing/advertising/interactive – be sure you go beyond simply sending in a resume when you’re applying for a job. These days, with the job market being highly competitive both for available positions and talent, it’s more important than ever that you really pay attention to how you present yourself as a candidate for a job. Read More

Woo hoo! Less than a month. I can’t wait.  We’ve worked with the CWS of Omaha, Inc. for many years and it’s always exciting, but this year with the new stadium downtown (and oh so close to our new office) it is especially exhilarating.  It’s a whole new chapter.

As the Quick Response (QR) code trend builds momentum, one local company decided to add their own two pixels, so to speak. A task force of designers and programmers at Omaha-based marketing company Bozell created its own QR code generator, QRinkle.

Through the free web application, users can input any web address, and QRinkle will create a downloadable QR code directing users to that URL. The easy-to-embed code can then be added to posters, brochures, advertisements, just about anything. QRinkle also offers advanced campaign tracking through Google Analytics, and integrates the QR code campaign results into your website’s analytics data, making it easy to assess the QR code’s effectiveness.

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On Wednesday, we threw our first party — an Open Agency party to welcome our clients, vendors, downtown neighbors and other friends to our new downtown space.

Thanks to all who joined us!

Missed it? There will be more parties to come.  But in the meantime, check out this video of the space’s transformation from an open warehouse last October into the dynamic creative space it is today, and our party photo gallery.

Check out the photos from our party on our Facebook page.

You don’t necessarily have to do things yourself if you want it done right, but sometimes, it can be awfully rewarding. We’ve got a flurry of activity going on around the office in advance of our open house. It’s not just the cleaning and organizing and standard preparations that you’d expect. We’re building furniture, moving walls, rearranging things, hanging signs and lights – we’re advancing the design of our space and creating a special environment. And it’s a lot of fun. Read More

You have to admit that Google Analytics has become a major force in the world of web based analytics reporting tools. We have been using the service here at Bozell for quite some time as one more arrow in our quiver of tools. It is a great tool in that it is free, robust and integrates in with your pay-per-click advertising programs. Read More

It’s certainly no surprise that people don’t like change. So any change from what we’ve come to know, or are comfortable with, can, and often does, create resistance and fear — fear of the unknown or an expectation that we’ll lose something. Read More

It’s hard for most of us to truly visualize or imagine something different from what we know until it’s very real. So any change from what we’ve come to know or are comfortable with can, and often does, create resistance and fear — fear of the unknown or an expectation that we will lose something. Which was certainly the case with the new TD Ameritrade Park stadium. Read More

I’ve been dealing with a large copier manufacturer – a household name in copiers. They are a nightmare from hell. Their service is dismal and they find endless ways of charging us extra when we call for things that should have been part of a normal maintenance program. Read More