>I remember when I was in 6th grade, went on a bike ride around my neighborhood and caught two boy friends of mine smoking. They warned me not to say anything, and I didn’t… and it really didn’t matter. In my past life as a manager, I caught two of my work friends leaving mid-shift […]
>Today’s word of the day: Aided recall Definition of aided recall: A research method that is frequently used in determining what consumers remember about a specific advertisement they have seen or heard.
>Today’s word of the day: Linkrot Definition of linkrot: A website previously accessible at a designated URL that is no longer reachable at that same URL due to a movement or deletion of the page. In reference to my previous “Word of the Day” blog on a monopoly.
> Ah, the anniversary of the big blackout that started only a few cities away from Twinsburg and brought down the power in seven states and parts of Canada. So all morning the news reported that many measures are in place so this doesn’t happen again. Well it may not happen in seven states again […]
>On the way out of Summit Mall last night, something a bit different caught my eye. Just inside Macy’s entrance from the mall was an iPod vending machine. A what?? Macy’s department stores have installed these iPod vending machines inside 400 of their stores across the nation. The 28-square foot machines will allow you to […]
> Here it is – our 100th blog posting! A special thanks to you, our readers, for encouraging us with your daily visits and support. We wouldn’t be here without you! THANK YOU!
>Again, with the Olympics theme, today’s word of the day is: Monopoly Definition of Monopoly: Having exclusive control over a commodity or service in a specific market, or a control that makes possible the manipulation of prices.In the particular case I am going to site as an example, it isn’t *quite* the first definition of […]
>After the popularity of its debut at the Super Bowl, Budweiser has brought back its Rocky-themed commercial for this summer’s Olympic games. Visit Budweiser’s site, click on the commercials tab and be prepared for entertainment.
>In keeping with the Olympic spirit, today’s word of the day is: Reach Definition of Reach: The approximate number of people (or households) exposed to a particular advertising media or media schedule during a specified time. …for instance, the USA-China game had more viewers than any other basketball game in history. Any guesses on how […]
>Whatever you call it there is no mistake that the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing China has taken the world stage. From the impressive opening ceremony all eyes of the world are on China. This is their time and the international stage is set.OK now that my intro is out there I must let you […]