Shark Week!
Shark Week has grown in popularity in the past few years – it is now a highly anticipated event with several big name-brand sponsors. Even brands that aren’t official sponsors … Read More >>
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Open Floor Plans vs. The Cubicle
The open-floor office plan is somewhat controversial – is there enough privacy, do coworkers get annoyed with one another, who decides what music to listen to—and what if someone’s food … Read More >>
Round Animals Roll Through this Ad
What if all animals were round and had trouble carrying out the everyday tasks of their lives? It may not seem like a likely starting point for a gluten-free bread … Read More >>
Welcome Molly!
We would like to welcome to our team Molly McCormack as our newest Account Manager! A few things you need to know about Molly… she studied Communications and Marketing, she’s … Read More >>
Media Mingle at our New Office!
Yesterday, The Artist Evolution hosted a “Media Mingle” for our local media reps and vendors in our new office space. We enjoyed awesome food and drinks, ping pong and talking … Read More >>
KFC Brings the Colonel Back
KFC has brought the Colonel back. Celebrating their 75th anniversary, the fast food restaurant’s engaged comedic actor Darrell Hammond (of SNL fame) to bring a slightly eccentric humor to … Read More >>
Viewability
Viewability is a curious and divisive topic. If your ads have 100% viewability, that is good, right – you have achieved something? Not necessarily. What really matters is that your … Read More >>
Vandalism or Good Marketing?
Snickers took to the streets to bring attention to the mistakes people make when they are hungry. Snickers sent a team of scouts out to the streets of Manhattan and … Read More >>
Cleverly Promoting Your Brand
If a brand makes a misstep, consumers are typically quick to criticize and voice their opinions. Take for instance Bud Light’s recent “Removing No from your Vocabulary” campaign … Read More >>
Jason Sudeikis Takes Direction
In this fun spot from AT&T and the Tribeca Film Festival, Jason Sudeikis is suddenly directed by tourists wanting a quick photo with him. It interestingly points out the rising … Read More >>
