After 19 years in the marketing
business, we like to think we are a pretty progressive marketing firm that has kept up with the industry and trends. However, we try to be pretty selective about what trend we fall in line with: we aren’t rabid Justin Beiber fans, (sorry!) we have so far avoided being lured into watching Jersey Shore marathons, and have just said ‘no’ to Lady Gaga-inspired footwear.
However, the universal business trend of ‘remote offic-ing’ is one we decided to try out for ourselves. If it’s effective for mega-companies like Microsoft and Apple, we decided it would be good for us as well.
Technology has allowed our creative resources to expand geographic boundaries along with the marketing industry in general, so allowing our team members to work remotely is just the next step in providing more flexibility and more creative freedom. One day that actually might be one of us working from the beach!
Our address is changing, but that’s really about it. Our services are the same, and so is our capacity to provide effective marketing solutions you need to promote and grow your organization. You can still reach us at the same phone, email, website, Face Book … you get the idea. We look forward to working on more great marketing ideas for great companies!
So, be sure to update your contact list with our new mailing address. Of course, if anyone forgets and stops by the old downtown office, make the trip worthwhile. There are a dozen great spots downtown to shop, grab some great food or cup of coffee!
Mr. Peanut is making a comeback. For those of us seasoned enough to remember the original Mr. Peanut (hey, I had a Mr. Peanut Peanut Butter maker when I was 5) this is a nice and comfortable flashback. But will the new Mr. Peanut campaign resonate with a younger crowd? The ad firm thankfully did put a gray flannel suit on him, although being au naturale in the new millenium is not really as risque as it might have been 3o years ago.
The new GAP logo has created some interesting buzz about branding… Seems there has been much more negative press than positive, but it is intriguing to see the apparent emotional investment the public had with GAP’s old brand. Check out the article. http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/article/110957/gap-changes-logo-why?mod=family-kids_parents. What do you think about the logo?
A little PR for the Springfield Old State Capitol Farmers Market – only a few weeks left! Don’t forget to come down today and enjoy the fall harvest goodies.
Do something good for yourself and for a great cause – skip cooking dinner tonight, Tuesday, September 21, and head to 
Congratulations to Omni clients 
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