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You’re a Marshmallow, Tiffannie Bond

March 30, 2014

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Imagine Communications, Kickstarter, Las Vegas marketing firms, successful crowdsourcing campaigns, Veronica Mars

I am a Kickstarter backer and a Marshmallow. If you don’t know what either of those things are, you may not have heard of “Veronica Mars” or the Kickstarter campaign that revived the three-season-long series that went off the air seven years ago. You don’t know who killed Lilly Kane, or who really caused the…

Oh, I see what you did there. . .

January 27, 2014

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Commercials We Love, Tiffannie Bond

Commercials, Communication, iPad air, journalism, messaging, Tiffannie Bond, writing

In journalism school, it was pounded into our brains when writing standard newspaper pieces to tailor it to an eighth-grade reading level. I’m not exactly sure where or when the decision was made, but it’s a pretty universally taught ideal. Later, in a screenwriting class, it was steeped into our minds to always speak to…

Problem solving can kick start a creative project

April 4, 2013

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Creativity, Tiffannie Bond

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Sometimes creativity just needs a platform. So often a creative idea is stopped before it can begin because of funding, space, availability, time – the list goes on. Sometimes a creative person just needs to decide he/she is going to create something and do it, leaving excuses behind. Other times, the excuses are genuine reasons.…

Stroll down memory lane with the Imagine team

Imagine team members share their favorite holiday memories and traditions. Enjoy this stroll down memory lane! Megan: Growing up my Dad would always stuff our stockings with practical joke gifts like hot dogs and fake dog poop. You never knew what you were going to get! Melissa: A few years ago, Marek (my then boyfriend,…

Enjoy Thanksgiving dinner with Imagine!

In honor of Thanksgiving, Imagine team members share their favorite recipes and tips. Bon appétit! Nadia: Nadia first made Ham in Coca Cola for a Sunday dinner after seeing it made on an episode of Nigella Bites. An instant hit, she is now in charge of bringing the ham for Thanksgiving and Easter dinners. That…

Being nice is as easy as making giraffe bread

July 10, 2012

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Lessons Learned, Tiffannie Bond

Communication, Giraffe bread, marketing

I like to think of myself as a fairly simple person. This means it’s often the gestures that take the least amount of planning, energy and money to accomplish that affect me the most. I’m a fan of the elaborate once and awhile, but for the most part, small acts of kindness, I believe, make…

Business wisdom found in Grandma’s words

April 25, 2012

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Business, Small Business, Tiffannie Bond

Henderson, Las Vegas, marketing, small business, strategy, Tiffannie Bond

My family has always had creative ways of saying things. Sometimes, when one of their sayings comes out of my mouth, and my friends and co-workers look at me like I’m on fire and they don’t have an extinguisher, I realize, “Oh, that must be one grandma made up.” One of the things my grandmother…

Efficiency 101

October 11, 2011

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customer service, Tiffannie Bond

Business, Communication, customer service, efficency, marketing, Mayo Clinic

There is something to be said about one-stop shopping, where everything you need is in one place. It doesn’t matter if your business is a big box store or a mom-and-pop shop, efficiency brings in customers. I recently accompanied a family member to Mayo Clinic for some medical tests, and the clinic’s efficiency rating was…

Marketing Geek Goes to Comic-Con

August 8, 2011

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Advertising, Market Research, Social Media, Tiffannie Bond

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I’ve been a self-proclaimed “geek” for most of my life. While others shied away from their geekier side, I embraced mine. I worked with what I had. A few weeks ago, I fully embraced it and let my geek flag fly at San Diego Comic-Con for the first time. And while I was there, another side of…

Service: from a customer’s point of view

June 1, 2011

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customer service, Tiffannie Bond

customer service, customers, Tiffannie Bond

As a customer, I always want to retain my identity and not become faceless in a crowded store or on a customer service line. Lately, however, it seems like some companies are slipping in their otherwise satisfying customer service. “Have a nice day” is about as considerate as some service representatives get today – at…

You’re a Marshmallow, Tiffannie Bond

Oh, I see what you did there. . .

Problem solving can kick start a creative project

Stroll down memory lane with the Imagine team

Enjoy Thanksgiving dinner with Imagine!

Being nice is as easy as making giraffe bread

Business wisdom found in Grandma’s words

Efficiency 101

Service: from a customer’s point of view

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