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Imagine travel tips and tricks

April 30, 2019

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Hydro Flask, Tiffannie Bond, travel, travel tips, work travel

We often travel across the country for client events, and as the company photographer, half of what I need to bring with me is gear. So, over the years, my travel buddy Nadia and I have developed some of our own travel tips and tricks: I like to carry an insulated bottle, like a Hydro…

From one Vegas native to another

April 19, 2018

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Imagine Communications, Las Vegas, Las Vegas Golden Knights, LGK, Stanley Cup, Tiffannie Bond, Vegas natives

Dear Vegas Golden Knights, Here we are, the Stanley Cup Playoffs. And – although I’d be ecstatic if you won the trophy – I’m OK if you don’t, because you’ve already given this second-generation native a great gift. You shined a light on something I’ve known since I was 5 years old and watched this…

Going viral

November 1, 2017

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fundraiser, posts, Route 91, shootings, social media, Tiffannie Bond, viral, website

One of the definitions of “viral” – well, at least that pertains to what I’m about to write – is “quickly and widely spread or popularized especially by person-to-person electronic communication.” I hear about videos or photos “going viral” on “The Today Show” and referred to in casual conversation, but it’s always something that has…

Keep it moving

April 25, 2017

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Communication, keep it moving, letters, Tiffannie Bond

When you think of a conversation, you may think like I do — two people speaking to each other in a back-and-forth fashion. In World War II, loved ones sent letters to soldiers in combat and waited for their replies for months. Although it was the written word, it was still a forward-moving conversation. Even…

Well Played, Anheuser-Busch. Well played.

February 2, 2017

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Ad Age, advertising, beer, Born the hard way, Budweiser, Commercials, SuperBowl commercials, the big game, Tiffannie Bond

I tried not to watch too many trailers of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” before it came out. Same with “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.” I would rather be surprised. I’m the same way with Super Bowl commercials. Half the fun is getting the reactions of the room you’re in when the commercials come…

Old fashioned is still in fashion

January 31, 2017

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advertising, Columbia, Hydro Flask, Tiffannie Bond, word of mouth

Before radio, television and the Internet, marketing began with the spoken word. Whatever you needed, your neighbor, family member or friend was likely to know someone who could provide it and, because they personally used those services, could vouch for the person providing the service. At the heart of marketing, there are people with opinions…

You know what they say when you assume

September 14, 2016

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assume, baseball, know your client, marketing, Red Sox, Tiffannie Bond, you know what they say when you assume

One of the simplest ideas behind marketing, to me, is to know your client and their market. Easier said than done, right? Not always. Sometimes, it’s about stepping outside the house you live in on a daily basis and checking out the coat of paint on the exterior for cracks, chips and fading. While scrolling…

Smile, even when it’s raining

March 3, 2016

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Brand consistency, branding, customer service, Disney, Disneyland, marketing, Tiffannie Bond

It is common knowledge Disney is famous for its customer service (among other things, of course), which is a reason I, for one, enjoy going to Disneyland. It’s clean and well maintained, and the people are generally happy. Slap on one of the park’s free “happy birthday” buttons, and every cast member in the park…

Back to School

September 9, 2015

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back to school, office supplies, reevaluate, school supplies, Tiffannie Bond

As kids, the school calendar programs us to start over every September – or in the case of Las Vegas students, late August. New pencils. New backpack. New clothes. New books. New lunchbox. It’s a new school year, and everything from your teacher to your attitude changes. Like the beginning of the calendar year, it’s…

Be Kinder Than Necessary

April 28, 2015

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artisans, birthday gifts, customer service, Hampton Inn, Hello Totes, hotels, little things, presents, shopping, Tiffannie Bond

When I worked retail in college, customer service was a big deal. At the time, stores like Nordstrom and The Disney Store made customer service cool and novel – something that should be simple and genuine. Lately, I was reminded it’s truly the little things that make customers smile and happy with a company. On…