SAMBA: Ideas are a dime a dozen. The money is in the execution. Need proof? For Seth Godin’s Alternative MBA program, nine innovators came→
A Bend, Oregon policeman had a perfect spot to watch for speeders, but wasn’t getting many. Then he discovered the problem — a 12-year-old→
Before Dr. Seuss was a children’s book author he was Theodor Seuss Geisel, advertising illustrator. His early advertising work features his characteristic drawings and→
YODEL METER, 1925 An early version of American Idol? VENETIAN BLIND SUNGLASSES, 1950 It was a bad idea then, it’s a bad idea now.→
Having just posted about a store that only sells mayonnaise, I was reminded of the “commercial” for the fictional Spatula City within the movie→
Unique products to amuse and inspire. Cardboard Box Beer. First wine, now beer. Say it ain’t so! Post Pillow. So you can wake up→
The before and after ad is a popular style of newspaper advertising. Sometimes though, the right graphic assets end up on the cutting room→
Unique products to amuse and inspire. Carstache. Make your car look like Magnum PI. Shark Fin Ice Cubes. Best effect with Bloody Marys. Fruit→
The editors at Esquire mined Google Patents for the strangest culinary creations going back to 1935, then looked into whether they’re being produced today.→
According to the creator of this video, the penny is a “disgusting bacteria-ridden disks of suck that fail to facilitate commerce.” What do you→
Time for a little bit of Friday humor: CPC Strategy has put together the following infographic style flowchart to help eCommerce newbies and pros→
Geeklogie: The Prince Charles cinema in London has recently started employing “ninjas” in black bodysuits to confront people using their cell phones or participating→