Translation discrepancy: things don’t always translate the way you want them to. (If you speak French, you’ll know why this is funny)
Saw this interesting table/bench the other day while having lunch.
A Successful Sales Strategy: Wetsuits
Last weekend I went to Triathlon Lab to pick up some last minute supplies and energy gels before a race. Being my first visit to the shop, i took a look around. I found out that they rent wetsuits and then if you come back to purchase a wetsuit there at a later date, they subtract the rental price from the cost of the new wetsuit. A tasteful way to incentivize shop loyalty, in my opinion.
I don’t know if this has a name, but it got me interested in learning more about creative sales strategies (next weekend’s project maybe?).
Just got a new wallet from Fab. Trying to go minimal.
It’s all about the details… Leather safety strap on a Porsche Spyder. (via MEEDEOR - Browsing Jerome Tave’s Media Feed)
We built this at work to take better videos. Custom built steadicam rig with integrated monopod. (via MEEDEOR - Browsing Jerome Tave’s Media Feed)
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Name Adverve
Location Paris / Savannah / New YorkThe Adverve blog was born when advertising super bloggers Angela Natividad, Bill Green, and Darryl Ohrt left their respective individual blogs to form something more powerful. More awesome. More bloggerific. And so they combined forces to create the Adverve Blog. During daylight hours, Angela is a Community Manager and Social Strategist for CB’a Paris, Bill is a Creative Strategist at BFG, and Darryl is Executive Creative Director at Carrot Creative. Today they post the best, most interesting, and ridiculous views on what’s happening in the industry from their posts in Paris, Savannah, and New York City.
Service Design Global Conference 2011
The presentations from this year’s conference are up on the conference website. Check them out!
#sdnc11 Travel stories, zombies, munchkins, vikings, pirates, chickens, bad haircuts. Workshop w/ @adamstjohn
