Thankfulness for creative people

We're in New York this week meeting with agencies, customers, and prospects - and we've been having a blast. I realized today that what makes our job so much fun are all the amazing creative people we get to interact with.

by Jason Ford on Oct. 26, 2010

Twitter hash tags at events are so 2009.

By now you have probably been to a trade show or event where they were putting tweets from attendees up on a screen. While it is pretty cool to see live buzz right up on the screens, pulling in just Twitter doesn't really capture the full conversation going on.

Just adding Facebook as a source would be a huge improvement. FeedMagnet lets you not only pull in more sources, but have complete control over the content and the look and feel.

by Frank Burns on Oct. 22, 2010

ABJ: Hiring signals interactive growth

Feedmagnet was recently mentioned in the Austin Business Journal's article, "Wanted: Creative types in Austin." Throughout the interactive marketing community in Austin, a surge of job postings and hires indicates that clients are resuming spend on web initiatives.

by Frank Burns on Oct. 19, 2010

What to do with those LCDs in your office

We're always impressed when our clients come up with new ways to use FeedMagnet. This was definitely the case with AutoNation. When we think of using FeedMagnet on display screens, we tend to think of trade shows and other live events. AutoNation saw FeedMagnet and thought of the screens in their corporate headquarters.

by Jason Ford on Oct. 15, 2010

An iPad in Every Hotel Room

Leading the innovation curve, the original boutique hotel company, Morgans Hotel Group, has begun providing an iPad in every guest room at their Royalton hotel in Manhattan. The iPads are part of an innovative new concierge program, and they feature content from Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and other social sources - all aggregated, filtered, and displayed using FeedMagnet.

by Jason Ford on Sep. 29, 2010