Over the weekend, I had the opportunity to see how the “older generation” views Facebook, how there’s so much information and networking on the site. As the conversation went on, I was thinking about the major changes Facebook has made since it first launched in 2004.
School may be done for the summer but my education continues. I'll be spending my summer in Milwaukee, interning at Stream Creative. And I'm kicking things off with my first blog post!
So there we were, "noses to the grindstone" on the verge of making another bad decision. Do we shuffle over to the fridge and get our depressing brown bag lunches from home or do we head over to McDonald's for some guilty pleasure? Honestly, I was leaning towards the latter. But then it happened.
If you've struggled reaching your prospects via traditional marketing, it might be time to try something new. How about starting a lemonade stand?
In a previous article we discussed the benefits of using WhatTheFont.com, a free online service for identiying fonts. I recently discovered the folks at MyFonts developed an App that delivers the same great font-matching features to the iPhone.
When working in Flash, have you ever been greeted by the following Font Mapping screen?
If you are in marketing and want to know the best time to send out your weekly eNewsletter, post tweets, status updates or blog posts you may want to register for this upcoming webinar: "The Science of Timing" by Dan Zarella. The webinar will be held on March 29 and will be based on his research over the past two years. HubSpot tweeted that 14,000 people have already registered! Check out these upcoming marketing webinars worth checking out:
Just received this Adobe Illustrator/Acrobat tip from the feedblitz newsletter. Currently in Adobe Illustrator you can import PDF files, but you can only import one page at a time. If you want to create multiple pages on separate artboards you can drag and drop your PDF file on this script created by Shane Stanley. The script will create a separate Illustrator artboard for each page in your PDF. This script will only work on Macs and requires Illustrator CS4 or CS5.
Article originally written and published for Inbound Marketing University