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When it comes to my life in Advertising, there’s a lot I’m grateful for. Advertising rescued me from a career as a really bad waiter. It gave me mentors who taught me how to tell stories in unimaginable ways. And clients who trusted me to tell those stories. Advertising gave..
Crickets, Birdhouses & Parenthood
Grant Pace, Executive Creative Director and Partner, shares his story about an end-of-summer family vacation to the Carolinas, which included making memories and learning more about how people live their lives.
GE, Dell Solidify Boston as Hub of the ‘B2B’ Universe
A shorter version was published in the Boston Business Journal, March 18, 2016. In this season of political hostility, a Democratic mayor and a Republican governor ran a unified campaign to persuade GE, America’s eighth-largest company, to move its headquarters to Boston. While that may be the biggest upset…
Save the World. And Pass the Cheese Dip.
We all know the numbers. A cool five mil for 30 seconds to be a part of the big show. Which for some brands is a drop in the Beechwood aged bucket to reach all those eyeballs. But in today’s ROI driven marketplace, where measurement and analytics rule, the expectations…
Measuring PR Success
It’s January. New year. New campaigns. Do you know what your client’s goals are? Not just the high-level business metrics; the tangible, measurable goals that your communications program is working toward. How about their benchmarks? Those from which you can derive whether you did more – or more for less….
A Mobile Shift in Healthcare Marketing
Near the end of a recent medical appointment, my doctor directed me to download the office’s app. Good move. From my phone, I now can access my medical charts, make an appointment, email my doctor and even refill my prescription. In the age of convenience and the desire for everything…
Drafting a Better Defense for Fantasy Sports Crisis
During the 2002 Breeders’ Cup at Arlington Park outside Chicago, a senior programmer from Autotote, the company that processes the majority of wagering on horse racing in the U.S., accessed the system after some of the races had been run and altered betting tickets played through a cohort’s telephone account…