Insights

A little bit of marketing advice. A little bit of trend surfing. A little bit of opinion. A little bit of ranting and raving. A little bit of, well... everything from our creative — and insightful — noggins.

San Antonio Ad Agency Celebrates Anniversary

Tracy Marlowe  |  July 22, 2009
It's hard to believe that I've had Creative Noggin for 9 years now. Seems like just yesterday I was trudging through agency cubicle land, bleary-eyed with my daily Diet Coke in hand. And just the other day, I celebrated one year with my business partner, Tracy Marlowe. Although we simply celebrated with a quiet lunch […]
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CMYK vs RBG. What's the difference?

Tracy Marlowe  |  July 8, 2009
I was helping my husband create a business card recently and because I'm so freaking busy, he insisted on doing it by himself. He was struggling trying to do it on his own like a toddler refusing mommy's help in making his first peanut butter and jelly sandwich. It was agonizing watching him trying to […]
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Do you truly understand your market?

Tracy Marlowe  |  June 24, 2009
I know what you're thinking.  Know your market?  Duh!  Of course I need to know my market!  I wasn't born yesterday. But I'm telling you, I am surprised every day at how many marketers out there know only the bare bones about who they are hoping will buy their services or products.  How can you […]
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Foundation Surgical Hospital brings MAKOplasty to San Antonio

Tracy Marlowe  |  June 23, 2009
Fair warning!  Here I go again talking about how fabulous one of our clients is.  But that's one of the benefits of owning your own company.  You get to choose who you work with and we choose to work with fabulous people and companies!  So there! One of our wonderful clients has recently commissioned us […]
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Seth Godin knows it's all about trust

Tracy Marlowe  |  June 19, 2009
I was just reading Seth Godin's current blog post about "Two ways to build trust."    As I read it, I kept saying to myself, "Uh huh!  Yes!  Yeah!  Oh, that's so true!" He hit home on a very simple concept that seems fairly common sense, yet there are still so many companies out there […]
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Embracing Competition

Tracy Marlowe  |  June 7, 2009
Ahhh. Competition. It's one of the most critical elements we consider when developing marketing strategies for a client. The mere mention of the word can make one sit a little straighter and feel a little more defensive. But it doesn't have to. I overheard a conversation at my son's t-ball game the other day and […]
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Blogging for Business 101: San Antonio AMA Marketing Mastery Series

Tracy Marlowe  |  June 4, 2009
Here are my slides from today's talk on "Blogging for Business 101" with the San Antonio chapter of the American Marketing Association, as part of their Marketing Mastery Series. Hope you enjoyed it!    Blogging for Business 101 A quick update to this post (at 11:20am on Thursday, June 4th).  If you're having any trouble downloading these […]
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TweetCampSA is right around the corner!

Tracy Marlowe  |  June 2, 2009
We're getting really excited about TweetCampSA, which is right around the corner on July 18th.  Creative Noggin has sponsored this great educational business camp because we are fired up about microblogging and how it can help people and businesses to develop their brand. Although microblogging has been around for a while, it has recently captured […]
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Blogging for Business 101: from the San Antonio AMA

Tracy Marlowe  |  May 28, 2009
I'm giving a talk next week, June 4th at 8:00 am, on blogging for your business, sponsored by the San Antonio chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA).  It's free to members and only $25 for non-members. Here's the skinny on what I'll be talking about... Even in a floundering economy, internet marketing is experiencing […]
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A huge YES to Internet Marketing. Even if you don't need it.

Tracy Marlowe  |  May 27, 2009
We have a client who had a long-time website that had, like most website, stood out there on the web as basically a brochure for the company.  Who was going to the site?  Mostly people who had heard about the company and were seeking additional information.  Most of their traffic came from email blasts and […]
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