by Susan | Jun 7, 2016 | art, Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Design, Environmental, Events, green, Innovation, Jersey City and Hoboken
The Jersey City Parks Coalition, Frogs Are Green, Jersey City Board of Education and the Central Avenue Special Improvement District invite you to take a stroll down Central Avenue as close to 90 Jersey City students painted their vision for a “City of...
by Susan | Jul 18, 2015 | art, Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Design, event networking, Jersey City and Hoboken, marketing, Musicians and Artists, Smart Business Practices, social marketing, Social Media, Website Design and Development
Each client that comes along has a particular goal. Although you may think “sales” is the goal, not every business needs to work at that. If they have the right business model or product, sales may just happen naturally. A bakery or dry cleaners which may be the only...
by Susan | Jun 17, 2014 | Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, event networking, Events, Jersey City and Hoboken, marketing, Musicians and Artists, Podcasting, Smart Business Practices, Social Media
Networking memberships come and go. I have joined and occasionally quit a few. These days, when our time management is so crucial, I thought I would share some thoughts I have about this. When you’re deciding whether your yearly or monthly membership will be of...
by Susan | Nov 26, 2013 | art, Art Direction, Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Jersey City and Hoboken, marketing, Musicians and Artists, Smart Business Practices
It’s very clear to me now. Mayor Steven Fulop doesn’t seem to understand what the department of Cultural Affairs does, nor grasp the true concept of “branding.” In a recent interview on the website River View Observer, “Jersey City’s New...
by Susan | Jun 21, 2011 | Blog, Brand-Interviews
Brand Interview – John Fathom, RockSoup Studios How long has your company been in business? Please tell us a bit about your company, its mission, goals… JF-Since about 2004, but not officially till 2006. We began as a large art collective that meant to...
