Posts Tagged ‘marketing’

Drink 2.0: Anything But the Usual

We may have mentioned this once or twice, but it’s worth saying it again: we at Espresso are acutely interested in understanding how consumer expectations are changing in step with evolving technology, demographic shifts, economic factors, and cultural phenomena—and helping our clients rise to the challenges that unfold along the way. So begins our foray [...]

Social Media Marketing’s Dreaded “M”: Measurement

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of hosting another unfiltered lunch event here in Boston with a fabulous group of marketers all seeking insight into the most dreaded “M” of social media marketing: measurement. Personally, I roll my eyes every time I hear the claim made that you can’t or shouldn’t measure social media. You can [...]

Stalking 2.0

A big part of our job as marketers in the digital era is to stay on top of technological advancements so we can distinguish fads from fundamental changes in the marketplace. With the staggering growth of all things social it’s no surprise that more and more companies are shifting their focus (and ad dollars) towards [...]

We Heart Amazing Developers

Espresso’s Toronto office is seeking a brainy and minutiae-obsessed Interactive Developer with as much love for the prettiness of sites as the brilliance happening behind the scenes. Our future Infiltrator will have 3-5 years of experience with a focus on great brand work. We want someone who lives and breathes online and loves nothing more [...]

The Speed of Digital

Lately everyone has been buzzing about the little Ikea campaign that could. In case you hadn’t heard, for the launch of Ikea’s newest store in Sweden, the global McFurniture giant (I just like that term – my apartment is obviously littered with their affordable gems) asked their agency to make a big impact on a small [...]