Posted in Junction's Notebook
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November 24, 2011
**From the pages of Junction’s notebook: Read about the experiences, perspectives, and ideas of Junction team members. On Thanksgiving Day, Junction is reminded of its great fortune: Thanksgiving is a wonderful time for me to reflect on the gifts I have received from my family and friends throughout the year and how I’ve helped others [...]
Tagged advertising, advertising insight, best bosses, Best Companies to work for, best places to work, best places to work 2011, best places to work 2012, Boston Globe, brand, business advice, business help, business insight, business insights, business lists, business news, business planning, business strategy, business tips, consumer culture, corporate culture, effective companies, Forbes, forbes lists, forbes work, Glassdoor.com, good boss, good space to work in, Google, great companies, impact, impact of a good workspace, impact of social media, Junction Creative Solutions, marketing insight, mobile, mobile advertising, mobile marketing, mobile social media, office environment, Pixar, results marketing, smart ad, smart ad campaigns, smart ads, smart advertisement, smart marketing, social, social media advertising, social media campaign, Social Media Marketing, strategy, surveys, technology, unique ad campaign, unique advertisement, Value, value of social media, value of workspace, Workplace
November touts “Best Places to Work” issues across many major media outlets. Most prominently, Fortune releases its list of 100 Best Companies to Work For, but numerous other outlets partake in the ritual of recognizing how essential happy employees can be to a company’s overall success. Websites like Glassdoor.com, which presents a list generated by [...]
Posted in News
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November 16, 2011
Tagged 2011 business statistics, advertising, agency, atlanta business, atlanta business news, atlanta thriving business, Business Consulting, business news, business verticals, consultancy, consumer packaged goods, Creative, ecommerce, entrepreneurs, healthcare, high impact solutions, hybrid approach, impact, Julie Gareleck, Junction Creative Solutions, low cost, lower marketing spend, manufacturing, market share, marketing, marketing agency, new business, Portfolio, Press releases, Publishing, Q3, Q4, results, retail, saving on marketing, social media approach, Social Media Marketing, social media value, strategic solutions, strategy, sustainable business, technology, travel and hospitality, un-agency, Value, Verticals
Atlanta-based strategic firm Junction Creative Solutions (Junction) expands its reach to include new business verticals, building on the successes of the firm in 2011. Junction continues to broaden its portfolio while strengthening its competencies for existing clients. Founded in 2008 by CEO and Managing Partner Julie Gareleck, Junction established itself as a leader known for [...]
Posted in Strategy
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November 15, 2011
Tagged 2 Broke Girls, ABC, ad buy, bad tv, Brian Williams, cancelled shows, casting, CBS, Charlie's Angels, comedy tv, drama tv, failed tv shows, fall sweeps, filming, fox cancelled, fox tv, good tv, Grey's Anatomy, How I Met Your Mother, How to Be a Gentleman, impact, major networks, marketing for failed shows, Marketing Spend, media buy, Mike and Molly, NBC, NBC Nightly News, network tv, results, Rock Center, season premiere, show premiere, social media and tv, strategy, successful tv shows, television, test audience, testing tv, The Playboy Club, tv advertising, tv airwaves, tv episodes, tv executives, tv formula, tv marketing, tv premieres, tv shows, tv sweeps, Value
Halfway through the current television season, audiences across the country are beginning to see the news of series cancellations and renewals pouring in. It seems like every year, dozens of shows on the major networks are advertised, hyped, and debuted only to be swept off the airwaves within a few weeks or at most after [...]
Posted in News, Strategy
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November 10, 2011
Tagged adding jobs, advertising jobs, affordable housing, beauticians, boom, boomtown, decline, downturn, economic news, economic recovery, economy, freakonomics, good news economy, growth areas, growth economy, haircutting, high paying, highest wages in the country, hiring practices, housing costs, impact, impact of hiring, jobs, jobs news, luck in business, marketing jobs, new american jobs, new jobs added, north dakota, north dakota news, oil, oil boom, oil companies hiring, oil jobs, oil reserves, oil sands, places to work, rebounding economy, restaurant workers, results, rise, salons, social media, strategy, sustainability, sustainable, uncertainty, unemployed, unemployment, unemployment news, unemployment rate, unlucky, value of hiring, weak economy
The recent news of a major oil discovery in North Dakota has attracted an army of people from all over the U.S. to fill high-paying jobs, not just with oil companies, but across all industries; hospitality, retail, personal services, and more. The boom is a positive sign for many amidst a period that has seen [...]
Posted in Practices, Strategy
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November 8, 2011
Tagged advertising, agency, bad economy, business, business news, business strategy, california farms, consultancy, creativity, cross advertising, dedication, Diversification, diversify, eating local, economy, entrepreneurs, Farm 255, farm bed and breakfast, farm news, farm tours, Farmburger, farmer's market, farming news, Farms, finding a niche, food revolution, Full Moon Coop, georgia farms, Gizdich Farms, hospitality, hospitality trends, impact, locavore, locavorism, marketing, new jobs, niche market, organic eating, organic farms, organic foods, results, risk taking, seasonal work, specialty foods, strategic planning, strategy, sustainable, sustainablility, trends in food, Value, wineries
American food culture has undergone a very positive transformation even against the increased cost of eating well. Following the 1980s and 90s, a time during which a shift was made towards processed foods that were cheaper, faster, and more abundant, an increased percentage of American society is more focused on sustainability, locavorism, and organic eating [...]
Tagged #Occupy, advertising, anonymous, atlanta protest, bankers, Banks, big business, brand loyalty, brands, business climate, business environment, business news, civil unrest, digital impact, digital trends, disobedience, experience, Facebook, FCC, federal institutions, FTC, hackers, hashtags, impact, internet, movement, ninety nine percent, nyc bank news, nyc news, nyc protest, obedient protest, occupy news, occupywallstreet, one percent, online/offline, organizing online, petitioners, power of social media, power of tweets, PR, protesters, protests, public relations, reputation, revolution, revolutionary, rich organizations, riots, social media, Social Media Marketing, strategy, tax brackets, the 1%, the 99%, Value, video footage, Wall Street
Social media platforms have been flooded with tweets, status updates, images, and videos tagged or associated with the #Occupy movement. A majority of the content is harmless, but in recent days attention is being drawn to seriously provocative or incriminating content against one or both sides. Protesters and authorities operate aware that their actions are [...]
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