The latest in the Sony DigiDads project centered around a Fall class field trip. My two kids are one and two years old, so documenting a field trip was out of the question. Instead, I photographed three Halloween events: the Pelham Newcomers Halloween Party, the Clickable Kids Halloween Party and trick-or-treating on Halloween night.… Read the rest
I’m not easy to market to. I’m loyal to few brands. I shun most advertising. I’m a jaded consumer. (I think that’s what makes me more effective as a marketer.)
Which is why I love Costco, the wholesale warehouse club. I can get good deals on a huge variety of necessities and luxuries.… Read the rest
Halloween is a big deal for U.S. children as well as many adults. According to Wikipedia, Halloween is an annual festival celebrated on October 31. It has roots in the Celtic festival of Samhain and the Christian holy day of All Saints, but is today largely a secular celebration.… Read the rest
My “new marketing” friend Joseph Jaffe just posted a video monologue dedicated to the progressive marketing philosophies of The Wiggles, the Australian rock band for pre-schoolers. Joseph and I definitely see eye to eye.
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The latest in the Sony DigiDads program is called 100 Faces of Fall – a photo project using DSLR-A330 and Cyber-shot DSX-TX1 cameras on loan (no payola) from Sony. The project originally was called 100 Faces of Summer, but was rebranded as the implementation pushed into autumn.… Read the rest
