Great Creole cuisine comes from the blending of cultural influences — French, Spanish, Caribbean and African — to create a truly distinctive and memorable taste. Our varied backgrounds allow us to share our collective expertise. As for Creole cooking, we start with one core piece of advice, “First you make a roux…”
Despite the influx of social media and other marketing channels, email continues to be the foundation, the rock, the heart and soul of online marketing in 2010. It is the killer app of all solid online marketing strategies and a proven performer that has weathered the storm and the scrutiny for well over ten years.
With the launch of the iPad, Steve Jobs fired a shot at Adobe’s widely used Flash platform, calling the company “lazy” for not committing to stronger Flash updates as the 14 year old system ages.
Over the weekend, Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch finally responded, committing to improve performance, while Flash engineer Tinic Uro blogged about the improved performance of an upcoming version of Flash that addresses some of the myriad problems and drawbacks that inspired the “lazy” comment.
I think Jobs’s persistent trashing of Flash and refusal to allow it anywhere near Apple mobile products has finally hit home, but I don’t think there’s much Adobe can do about it.
We’ve had a big week here in New Orleans. The Saints won the Super Bowl, the city threw a massive parade/street party for them and our Mardi Gras is in full swing.
Keeping in mind that many of our clients don’t live in New Orleans and aren’t lucky enough to be here right now, I thought it would be a good idea to let you know that we’ll be closed on Lundi Gras and Fat Tuesday.
In the marketing world, Super Bowl commercials can make or break a product’s image. From classic commercials like Mean Joe Green and Apple’s 1984 ad to lighter fare like Terry Tate Office Linebacker and E*Trade’s wazoo, companies big and small invest millions of dollars for airtime during the Super Bowl each year.
On October 25, 2009, just hours before the Saints beat the Dolphins at Miami, a group of Mudbug Media employees got up way too early on a weekend to walk City Park for the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. We raised some money, had some fun and felt pretty good about supporting a cause we believe in.
On February 7, 2010, we’re hoping and praying (and knocking wood and …) that the Saints will be winning another game in Miami.
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