Audience development / Social movement building

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Email Marketing

Realize the power of the Inbox with nationally-recognized thought leadership in the field of CRM and direct communications; specializing in engagement and social integration.

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Social Engagement

Building communities of fans is one thing; activating whole social movements is another. Bring strategic insights and real-world experience to your social campaigns.

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Content Strategy

Creating an immersive digital experience is more than uploading content. Put your data to work to build a year-round engagement plan and maximize return visits.

Ecommerce: Managed the D2C preorder that broke Warner’s digital sales records
Social + Content Strategy: Gated video premiere boosted site registrations and email subscriptions by 180%. Watch the video, it’s good!
Ecommerce: Innovative Green Day box set was the first of its kind — taking preorders, delivering instant grat tracks, and fulfilling in three separate shipments.
Brand strategy: Data-driven branding and messaging go-to-market strategy for new Singer product and promotional partnership opportunities.
In-store marketing strategy: 12-month program to promote Coke products (especially non-soda drinks) in Wal*Mart stores around the country.
Multimedia campaign: Campaign strategy and messaging for the Johnson & Johnson nursing campaign. Turned a national shortage of nurses into a surplus.
theartistsbox: How Much Do Digital Music Services Pay Copyright Owners? As music fans continue to have more options in their digital music consumption, the ways that artists and copyright holders get paid continues to become more complicated and fuzzy – often because of outdated copyright laws and private negotiations occurring between artists, labels and streaming services. Given that digital music services like Spotify and Pandora are continuing to see their user bases grow  at the same time that global music sales continue to decline overall, music services need to become transparent enough so that artists can get a clearer grasp of the viability and sustainability of their music careers through the usage of their recordings. With that in mind, the following infographic displays the projected revenue for 2012 earned by Pandora, Sirius XM and Spotify, and then compares that to the amount of money copyright holders receive in return for the usage of their recordings.
Today’s Great Thing thewarnersound: On this day in 1979, Prince released his breakthrough, self-titled LP. This is him performing “I Wanna Be Your Lover” in running shorts, leg warmers and gogo boots. Why? Because he’s Prince!