FEATURED ARTICLES
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BoGo on Philanthro
Here are ten, non-profit clients who partner with Trampoline to help raise awareness of (and funds for) their efforts. Each is different, with varying geographic areas, vision statements, and metrics for success. They are all mission-driven professionals trying to have an impact on our world.
Motion to compel
Shiny objects and shorter attention spans. That's what it comes down to. Here are nine, easy examples of how to incorporate motion into your marketing, because it's no longer enough to just put yourself out there, you also have to dance.
Arrivals + Departures
What makes a place unforgettable? Is it an incredible experience, or an outlandish story? Is it time spent with family and friends? A meal you'll remember forever? Probably all of that, and then some. When we go about marketing a place as a destination—it needs to be worthy of a traveler's time and treasure.
Track be nimble
Demand Side Platforms* are offering more audience segmentation, using specific criteria to identify the right consumers for a product, service, or destination. The software builds a deployment based on social media likes, recently visited sites, purchase history, lookalike profiles, and search terms.
From the Inside Out
Here is the first in a series of Tramp Chats. We reserve the right to be very flexible with where these conversations go, but the goal is to give glimpses inside Trampoline.
Expert or Empath
We live in a pretty great moment as far as communication tools go—there are performance-based algorithms, CRM, CMS, SAS, and on and on. Sometimes the biggest challenge is figuring out which tools you need. The thing that cannot be outsourced is our ability to be compassionate toward clients.
Spec: Risk or Flex?
The question about whether to provide spec work on a project is one that our shop has danced around for the last 16 years. In our industry, providing creative work ahead of any contract or agreement to do work isn’t advised.
Honoring Emotion
When I worked in theatre I used to say that "when you stop having butterflies before a performance, it's time to stop." Theatre is unapologetically rooted in emotion, people are literally chasing the prospect of feeling something. Tell me a story, take me to another place, teach me something. Pierce my world with magic.