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Starbucks is pretty smart with how they engage you. I think it all comes down to this: They want to build a habit in your life of buying coffee from them. 1. It starts with good content. Ok, coffee divas, you might not consider it good, but you probably agree that it’s better than the
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[This is often the case] The hardest part (and the part with the most payoff), is the decision to do the hard part.
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Act One If you occasionally turn on the radio to any of the top 40 pop stations (which is more and more becoming any commercial station that plays music), you might have heard the song “Royals” by Lorde. Here are the pre-chorus lyrics: But every song’s like gold teeth, Grey Goose, trippin’ in the bathroom
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If you’re not comfortable talking into a camera, there’s always this guy.
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I forced myself to learn something new. There is a new platform (meograph.com) that is designed to help anyone tell stories using multimedia. It has cool integrations with YouTube, photo sharing sites, and you can also directly record narration or upload various files. I was surprised by the part that was hard. The part that
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I’m often asked to help people tell a story about a new product that they are launching or an idea they want to spread. I gravitate to using a sort of lo-fi, high tech animation. Lo-fi because the elements are usually pretty basic materials. High tech because new technology makes this kind of approach more
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Funky fire hydrant.
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Slackline is back in service. #slackline #balance #2ndpressgram
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Last year I came across this old salt water taffy machine at the Texas State Fair at Fair Park in Dallas. I think it has a pretty great rhythm to it!
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