Research has shown that television and online (phone/desktop/tablet) viewing dominate time spent interacting with all media. A majority (90%) of our daily media interactions are screen based with Smartphone/Laptop/Tablet/Television versus Radio/Newspaper/Magazine (10%).
This is a perfect example of the power of the image. It has the ability to spread awareness and evoke such powerful emotions without uttering a single word. Amazing stuff.
Many people often assume that freelancers are a better choice for their design work due to low costs. Freelancers might be the right option for you if you have a simple project, but it’s important to keep in mind that most freelancers only have expertise in one or two specific areas.
You see them everywhere, silly little faces on all forms of social media that add some character to a post. I’m talking about Emojis! Faces crying with laughter to heart eyes; aliens and yes, even a smiling poop (okay, it can, and has been, argued that it’s actually chocolate ice cream and not poop!) And today we celebrate these cute little guys on World Emoji Day!
What comes to mind when you hear “body confidence”? The answer is obviously “soap”, right? Not exactly? You probably think I’m slightly mad (pun intended) for even suggesting it.
It’s Social Media Day, in fact, you’re probably reading this on Social media!!! Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat are the most popular and it has changed the way we communicate profoundly.
Most people have heard of IBM even if they don't know what the letters stand for. Now there's a new addition to the IBM family called "IBM Watson." Never heard of it? You're not alone there. Though IBM is a common household name, its new branches may not be.
As we celebrate SEA MONKEY DAY (May 16th, 2017), we will delve into the brilliant marketing ploy that was originally named ‘INSTANT LIFE’. Fun Fact: Sea Monkeys, as they were sold in stores in the mid to late 60’s, did not actually exist in nature. They were actually Brine Shrimp.
Paul served as a National Committee member at the AAAA (4A’s American Association of Advertising Agencies) for several years between 1997 and 2003. During his tenure, he worked on the establishment of a number of initiatives and papers focusing on how agencies and clients should engage during the new business process.
New York, NY – July 8, 2013 – The ADVERTISING Club of New York announced that Slightly Mad’s own Paul Levine will be the recipient of the 2013 New York Ad Club President’s Award.
Our team recently helped put together an amazing holiday party for our friend, The Spirit of Huntington Art Center!
The hearts of the whole team here at Slightly Mad go out to the victims of the senseless acts of violence in Paris and Beirut this past week. Even during this horrific time, we’re reminded of how the power of imagery can help unite us all.
