A friend sent me this video the other day and I was completely intrigued. His note to me… Reed Smith says: “I love cars… this is a great example of a really cool car. But they chose to talk about the car though the owners not just simple telling you about the car.” The link
Many wonder if storytelling is alive and well during primetime television especially with news organizations. I have been a huge fan of 60 minutes for years. One of the main reasons…their ability to tell a wonderful story combining so many story-lines into one final piece. This story was not only shot well, written well, produced
So my friend Dr. V has tackled a question I think many of us are trying to figure out: What is content? He shares his thoughts (original blog post): “Content is retrievable information that can be consumed. It’s stuff that can be heard, seen, shared, curated and commented upon. Content is a human creation, something
The shift has happened and a brave new world is opening for the way I capture and tell stories. For years, I have been trying to find a new way that combines my love for digital images and motion into one platform for digital photojournalism. I have always tried to purchase cameras that match the
Last week, I attended South by Southwest Interactive. While I knew I would get exposed to the latest and greatest in technology and digital creativity, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. I had not attended since 2008 and at that time it was growing but not compared to how huge it has gotten, hundreds of sessions, parties and meetups going on every hour bringing more people than ever. Besides getting introduced to cutting-edge gadgets, trends and technologies; my biggest takeaway from SXSWi was to experiment and share, more…a lot more.
What comes first, the chicken or the egg? Everyone has heard that riddle before and yet we still cant quite determine the “correct” answer. As a project manager I tend…
In today’s high stakes game of business and fundraising, this blog post from the Wharton Business School was completely inspiring and revealing. I want to spend a few minutes sharing a few key points that truly resonated with me. Most importantly, this article Wharton blog post reinforces the notion that leadership not only must support
It has surrounded me…from the very beginning, I have always had a camera in my hand. The picture above is the first picture I ever captured…how ironic it is my first selfie. Yes, it is a picture of me the summer after the 6th grade. I was attending the Summer Classes of SC Governor School
Responsive design and development continued to lead the discussions at this year’s SXSW.
The idea of running Apprenticeships instead of Internships was discussed in a session given by Sparkbox who have recently run a couple of apprenticeships. These differ from standard internships in the idea that there is more value and training with an apprentice than on an unpaid intern. An apprentice is a person who is training under experienced professionals in order to learn and apply the skills they’ve initially learned either through schooling or on their own.
Jon Kolko started his speech with something along the lines of “You’re here today to hear about Lean thinking and how you can speed up timelines and I’m here to tell you that it’s the wrong way to do things!”
By the end of my SXSWi experience I didn’t want to hear the word millennial again. Session after session, Millennials came up. Here’s a staggering reason why: 80% of our work force will be millennials by 2025.
AMCORP was utilizing a website that was created several years ago that mimicked the look and feel of other partner organizations. Gray Digital Group understood the special importance to build a new site that will give them a completely different identity.
Everyone wants to be a thought leader…every organization wants own their content verticals…but what are you really owning. Why are “we” trying to own the content verticals that the populous hopes to conquer. Thought leaders, whether individuals or brands, want to be heard, want to connect, want people to join the conversation. But why try
With the assistance of Gray Digital Group, throughout the month of February Baptist Health System launched a marketing campaign titled, “28 Days of Heart Health.” Goals were to inform users about the importance of heart health and healthy living while showcasing Baptist’s resources and support that they provide to patients every day.
Gray Digital Group will have several members of its account services and production teams at the #SXSW conference absorbing all the trends, topics and tacos they can consume! Can’t make it? Not a problem! You’re still coming with us. Follow the conversation at #GDGsxsw14.
In part four of our four part SEO series we’re covering a few final thoughts on how to boost your SEO. Be sure to like our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter to catch the entirety of the SEO Tips and Tools Series.
It is with great honor that we announce, Gray Digital Group has received the 2013 Telerik Sitefinity Partner of the Year Award.
Alongside Clarity, Gray Digital Group was able to develop a website that would support their goals of raising awareness about mental illness, break down social stigmas and increase access to treatment for children regardless of their ability to pay.
