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Heritage Foundation - Blog
Heritage Foundation asked JESS3 to concept, design, code and maintain blog.heritage.org We used a variety of open source platforms, wordpress, flickr, etc Client: Heritage Foundation Agency: JESS3 Budget: 25k Date of Campaign: 2007 Case Study URL: http://www.blog.heritage.org...
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The DIFF Blog -- Searching the World for the DIFFerence
It was time for Quicken Loans to have a blog. We just didn't know what to blog about. Mortgages? Finance? Credit? Real Estate? Ummm. Boring. We really needed to come up with a theme for our blog that could show the things Quicken Loans does best. Focusing on our core business just didn't seem to have the appeal we were...
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Dow Chemical: Giving Employees Something to Talk About
In March 2007, The Dow Chemical Company introduced a new tool designed to encourage, facilitate and amplify dialog among its 43,000 employees worldwide -- an internal blog authored by chairman and CEO Andrew Liveris. While a key goal of the Access Andrew blog was to communicate Andrew's vision to the organization and make him more accessible to employees at all...
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Pandemic Flu Leadership Blog
The Department of Health and Human Services aims to encourage Americans to prepare now for pandemic flu. They are calling on leaders -- employers, civic and faith leaders, and health care providers -- to educate their communities, patients, employees and congregants about the importance of preparedness. Ogilvy PR coordinated a day long Leadership Forum in Washington D.C. to gather prominent...
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Cross-Country Hype for a Ride for Three Reasons
Bob Lee, a 65-year-old cancer survivor, is riding his bicycle 6,500 miles across America in A Ride for Three Reasons. 100% of all donations will go to three charities: American Cancer Society, Les Turner ALS Foundation and National Hospice Foundation. Quicken Loans is the main sponsor of A Ride for Three Reasons and we have created a new website and...
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Light Iris Launch
OBJECTIVE: Introduce new mothers, expectant women and influencers to the new brand and web site, LightIris.com. CHALLENGE: Launch a new brand web site for mothers created by a man in a competitive marketplace for less than $10k. STRATEGY: In an earnest effort, do something that is remarkable, share the experience through a blog, and get others talking about it. APPROACH:...
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Fighting Words: GM Responds to Thomas Friedman
Situation: New York Times Op-Ed columnist Thomas L. Friedman attacked GM over a sales promotion in two states calling the company "dangerous," "a crack dealer," and connected Hummer sales directly to soldiers dying in Iraq and Afghanistan. Strategy: GM executives resolved immediately to respond as strongly as possible to the Friedman column, with the objective of reaching at least as...
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Yahoo!'s Yodel Anecdotal: Read. Comment. Repeat.
Over the past several years, Yahoo! embraced social media -- blogging in particular -- and encouraged open and honest representation in the blogosphere. Yahoo! executives value blogs as means to communicate directly with target audiences to build relationships, dialogue and trust. Yahoo! watched the proliferation of its product blogs and determined a need to provide a blogopsheric home for corporate...
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NCAA Football: Tackling Online Fans
How do you reach younger fans and virally promote a brand? Sports Media Challenge engaged the online community by launching the official NCAA Football blog, Every Game Counts (EGC). EGC attracts fans with exclusive posts from celebrity guest bloggers, many who have never before engaged the online community. Coaches such as University of Texas head coach Mack Brown and University...
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Walking the Talk to Sustainable Growth Values Blog
Program Summary: Ask employees to help define the behaviors that exemplify each of the values (quality, innovation, integrity, accountability, collaboration, passion & leadership) by providing real workplace examples. Two members of the Executive Committee hosted a 24-hour employee blog focused on one of the seven values. Employee comments were collected to build the framework for recommendations to the Executive Committee...
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31 Days of the Dragon
HP provided 31 HDX “Dragon” systems to 31 selected influencers for 31 days to give away to lucky readers of their sites. 31 top bloggers promoted the contest, HP, the HDX Dragon and each other, this has never happened before and it showed the collective power of a community banding together. Bloggers created and shared custom marketing materials, including a dedicated site, graphics, logos, videos and RSS feeds... more.. |
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The Atlas Solution: Stimulate the Economy, and Creating Buzz
The client is an upscale shopping center that opened just two years ago in the middle of a working class area of Queens, New York. An outdoor center, the owner found that the most difficult time of year was the post-holiday winter months. With the economy slumping in January ‘08, the Shops wanted to create something that would generate a lot of attention, speak directly to consumers concerns about the economy, and drive traffic to the center... more.. |
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