by Abner Cavalcanti on February 13, 2013
Have you ever really thought about why we react to certain colors the way we do? It’s a primal response, one we’re all but helpless to resist. Colors simply evoke emotion in us, cutting straight through all of our higher functions and slamming into our lizard brains. The power of colors is only further enhanced by other design elements, and that’s why graphic design is so very important. When you’re building pages for your Business’s Search Engine Optimization or other marketing efforts, the slightest tweaks to shade and shape can make or break the success of a page. [click to continue…]
by Timothy Martell on January 11, 2013
The new MySpace is in the testing phases as we speak. People are exploring in the wilderness of Beta-version social media, but are they liking what they find? It it something you and your Digital Marketing Company should be paying much attention to?
So far, the outlook is fairly bleak. Our limited time playing with the new network showed a lot of fun, glitzy features, but are they enough to make people abandon ship from [click to continue…]
by Timothy Martell on September 26, 2012
Facebook has become so entrenched as the social media leader, it’s difficult to imagine any new threats emerging…but what about old threats? What about long forgotten ancients, stirring from their slumber and rising from the sea to reclaim their throne? In the world of social media this may be happening right now.
What about Myspace?
Well, it turns out sexy isn’t [click to continue…]
by Timothy Martell on January 26, 2011
Originally posted by JD RUCKER on JANUARY 16, 2011
MySpace is dead and I blame Rupert Murdock.
The article can end right there. The point is made and few will argue. Unfortunately, I can’t stop. [click to continue…]
by Timothy Martell on January 24, 2011
Originally posted by ERIN RYAN on JANUARY 12, 2011
MySpace has been freeing up some “space” with plans of firing 47% of its staff, this seems like a clear sign of its final stages towards its demise.
MySpace’s current owner NewsCorp, may be looking to sell this sinking social network this coming June, first sign of this is firing 500 of its employees for a reconstruction by entering with local partnerships in the UK, Germany and Australia to manage advertising and content. [click to continue…]
