Archives for the month of: January, 2014

“Make no little plans; they hold no magic to stir man’s blood.” – Daniel H. Burnham

“Whenever I have an idea , I write it down, even if it is not a very good idea. Sometimes the bad ones will lead to better ones.” – Steve Snell

“Creativity is piercing the mundane to find the marvellous.” – Bill Moyers

“We can’t can’t solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” – Albert Einstien

“People who live in glass houses, should undress in the basement.”- Francis Maguire

The key is to always pull people into the ad, “Get them hooked” as they say. By pulling them in and engaged you have their attention to make your pitch. This ad from Samsung does exactly that. At first it is intriguing, then you wanna see what happens and then the USP is subtly and cleverly introduced. After that it is all entertainment, like a reward for the viewer for sticking it out, and to encourage them to share it with their friends because they know they’ll get the same rise out of it as they did.

Penguin Blog

Thoughts and ideas from the world of Penguin

Canadian Music Blog

Getting the rock and snowball rolling for fans of Canadian recording artists

The Punchy Lands!

Embrace Your PUNCHY Nature

Tales of the unexpected

Cynical lovely introspection for the gods of the internet, brought to you by narcissism

Writers In The Storm

A Blog On Writing

Thought Catalog

Thought Catalog is a digital youth culture magazine dedicated to your stories and ideas.

Read A Little Poetry

Let's read poems together.

ShutterTux - Photography & Life!

Photography, served with a dash of Life.

The Rogue's Gallery

What we make when we're not making ads

The Awkward Yeti

Heart and Brain comics and animations by The Awkward Yeti

the lazy photographer

Just take the damn picture already!

janinerisk

UX Creative Director

Stadiafile

Celebrating stadia past, present and future

ETERNAL BUMMER

stay bummed huron county

Holly Brockwell

Writer, blogger, speaker

Archived Innings

Exploring baseball's past and present