Google+ Launches Pages, No One Gives a F*ck
Categories: Technology
Early shortcomings could be remedied if Google+ Pages boasted features that Facebook Pages don’t have. Unfortunately, that doesn’t seem to be the case.
How To Be a Starbucks Addict
Categories: TNGG Weekly Columns
I love Starbucks like people love their pets. When I’m not in the store, I’m drinking their coffee at home. Like other frequent coffee house patrons, I’ve developed an addiction to the bean, and can’t go without it.
Two Birds with One Idea: Toyota Targets Millennials, Parents with Venza Ads
Categories: Business
Newsflash: Millennials can laugh at ourselves, and we think the Venza commercials are pretty great. Here’s why.
New York Fashion Week: I’d Sell My Ovaries to See…
Categories: Arts & Entertainment
New York Fashion Week is here. I’m young, broke and in no way involved in the fashion industry. BUT it’s so fucking exciting!
The AD(dictive) 90s
Categories: '90s Week
Long before Isaiah Mustafa preached his message “Smell like a man, Man” to the world, you probably remember a damsel awaiting the return of her man from sea, because unlike others, “some would rather just sail into life with the unmistakable sense of Old Spice.” The 90s didn’t have Facebook to kickstart a social media [...]
All Grown Up: ’90s brands, today
Categories: '90s Week
The brands that we’ve grew up with understand our struggle for simplicity. That’s why, as we’ve aged, these brands have been striving for authenticity, just like us.
Pokémon: My 90s Guilty Pleasure
Categories: '90s Week
I think that everyone has that one guilty pleasure from the 90s that they can’t give up: some people blast Alanis in their cars when they think no one is listening, or secretly record WWF (which is now WWE). I, however, still play Pokémon.
WCW v. WWF: The Story Behind 90s Wrestling
Categories: '90s Week
Not many people would compare Professional Wrestling with art, passion and creativity. But I would.
Sports Icons and Brands
Categories: Sports Week
Is using sports icons as endorsers outdated? Eighty-four percent of people say the celebrity or sports icon endorsement had little affect on their choice of brand.
Book Review: ‘The Art of Client Service’
Categories: Business
The Art of Client Service, by Robert Solomon, is a quick and insightful guide to making and managing successful client relationships. Although the content is geared towards those in the advertising and marketing world, this book really is for anyone who works with serving clients.
