By Pat | Published:
September 15, 2011
I was reading this Blog post from one of our colleagues, Steve Poppe, and the essence of what Steve writes about is truly what we strive to achieve each day at Millennium; providing our clients with a truly integrated and exceptional creative and technology experience.
Posted in Creative that works | Tagged Auto, blog, colleagues, day, Draft, essence, experience, Millennium, poppe, Post, Tale, technology, technology experience |
By Zachary | Published:
June 10, 2011
If you’re familiar with Twitter or Facebook, then you’re also familiar with link shortening sites such as bit.ly and tinyurl.com. These sites are great because they allow you to shorten a link from lots of characters, to one link with only a few characters. A short link is pretty crucial today when your total message can only be [...]
Posted in Creative that works | Tagged advertisers, attention, Auto, beta, beta testing, billboard, billboards, bit, Bre, champagne toasts, click, Code, com, consumer, Content, course, course message, Delight, destination, difference, Draft, drag on, event, example, experience, facebook, favorite things, final destination, followers, fun, garden delight, image, impressio, impression, information, interstitial, interstitial ads, landing, link, location, ly, manager, max characters, message thanks, new experience, page, party, pasta, person, plethora, portfolio, punch, question, request, RGD, shoe, social networking sites, someone, something, spot, text, time, tinyurl, toast, today, tweet, twitter, type, upload, URL, url string, URLs, way, withbre, wouldn |
By John | Published:
May 24, 2011
Years ago, when Napster arrived and the record companies froze, a college student was asked about the music business. He posed a question: “why is there something called a record company that profits from the music I like?” He wasn’t opposed to artists making money on their music. Quite the contrary. He was asking, “what is [...]
Posted in Creative that works | Tagged Advertising, advertising agency, agency, apple, art, art director, Auto, behalf, business, Campaign, college, contrary, conventions, copywriter, creative team, Draft, idea, making money, money, music, music business, Napster, place, profits, question, running, something, student, wasn, way, work |
By John | Published:
December 13, 2010
Millennium Communications helps a nervous businessman overcome his fears.
Posted in Creative that works | Tagged Advertising, Auto, businessman, Communications, Creative that works, Draft, fears, Millennium, millennium communications, New Media, Solutions, technology |
Happy Hanukkah from our conference room
Do you read the trades? You know those jam-packed issues of How, Commarts, and AdWeek? Well, I read the trades and I’m overwhelmed with inspiration after just wrapping up my tour of the latest Communication Arts (advertising annual 51). Number 51 showcases pinnacle creative, especially in the integrated campaigns section. It’s ultimately inspiring and thoroughly [...]
Posted in Creative that works | Tagged Ad, Advertising, Brand, Communication Arts, Creative, Funny, Ideas, Inspiration, Lipton, Thought, Trade |
By John | Published:
August 2, 2010
Too many statistics can make you dizzy. That’s why this infographic is so cool. It uses visuals to tell the story of the seismic shift in human communication and persuasion. Nice lesson to all of you PowerPoint heroes out there. Thanks to the folks at en.gauge media for posting.
Posted in Creative that works | Tagged Advertising, analytics, art, communication, concept, Connect, Creative, Creative that works, design, dizzy, gauge, heroes, human communication, infographic, internet, lesson, marketing, numbers don, persuasion, PowerPoint, seismic shift, shift, statistics, story, Technology that works, TV, visuals |
By John | Published:
July 15, 2010
Here’s some welcome news from eMarketer. Online video advertising spending will grow more than 48% this year, reaching $1.5 billion. This is good news for brand builders. Nothing can deliver an emotional selling proposition as well as moving pictures with sound. It will be interesting to see how the metrics police will determine the ROI [...]
Posted in Creative that works | Tagged Advertising, analytics, art, bits and bytes, click, concept, Connect, consumer, Creative, Creative that works, decision, design, eMarketer, emotional selling proposition, everything, idea, internet, judgement, marketers, marketing, measure, measurement, metrics, mind, moving pictures, Online, persuasion, police, Precise, proposition, right, science, subjective judgement, Technology that works, time, tool, TV, valid decision, video ads, video advertising, video boom, welcome news, year |