by Andrea Zehnder on April 5, 2012 
An infographic on the use of infographics
by Rick Mans
Design is thinking made visual.
Nothing is more true (and necessary) today than that self-evident truth of Saul Bass.
by Jeff Prochnow on November 23, 2011 
Childhood friends since the early 70s, Jim Kacmarcik and I played organized sports together, double dated together, and dreamed of our futures. And like most other boys I’m sure we dreamed of being professional athletes. Well, thanks to that longtime friend, part of these dreams just came true. Not the dream of being a professional athlete, but pretty close – and in many ways even better.
by Chris Krasovich on November 3, 2011 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the future: A place where purchasing decisions are motivated and informed by your online interactions with people far and near via social. This definition may not fit all consumers, but it applies to an audience that is increasing and is changing the way we do business. Are you ready for that? If not, it’s time to catch up. It’s no longer about broadcasting a message you hope will soak in, remember?
by Steve Radtke on August 22, 2011 
We recently took delivery of our new GS business cards. And they’re impressive. Letterpressed, edge tipped with orange, stock so thick you can jimmy a lock with it.
by Chris Krasovich on May 25, 2011 A couple of weeks ago, 7-Eleven made a bit of a Social Media misstep when attempting to inject humor into a Facebook post. Here’s a screen of the actual status update:
by Chris Krasovich on May 3, 2011 
LinkedIn has become a useful site for networking and occasionally even job hunting. With over 100 million members, it's now something of a knowledge-sharing destination as well, with tools making it possible to pose questions to professionals inside and outside of your network. Here are just are a couple ways to get more out of your activity there.
by Chris Krasovich on March 31, 2011 Foursquare has gone to the dogs - at least that's the case in Germany. Leave it the clever marketing folks to find a way to combine checking in with target marketing. Here's what's happening with GranataPet dog food. While out walking, dogs and their owners happen across the company's smart billboards and are able check in via Foursquare (Fursquare?). This effort is rewarded with the automated dispensing of a dog food sample. Dog is happy and owner is working for GranataPet, as their check-in activity displays to their friends via Foursquare and Facebook. Holy operant conditioning!
by Chris Krasovich on January 12, 2011 An article on B2B email marketing I read today included this great infographic from Scott Stratten's book UnMarketing: Stop Marketing. Start Engaging.
by Chris Krasovich on July 15, 2010 This week, The Man Your Man Could Smell Like, a.k.a. the Old Spice Man, became the first Social Media superhero. He accomplished this by taking the social web by storm as the star of a viral campaign that churned out clever, cheeky video responses to individuals who had tweeted, blogged, or otherwise referenced the man or the brand. A total of 184 of them over the course of two days. Wow. Game-changing.
