Brand Bowl 2010 Leverages Twitter and Ranks Top Brands in Super Bowl

On February 6th, 2010, Chris Campbell wrote:

Millions of people watch the NFL Super Bowl every year because they love American football. That’s why it’s consistently one of the highest-rated programs every year. Millions more watch it even though they don’t like football.
Those of the second kind watch primarily because of the ads. And why not? So many commercial campaigns have [...]

Do Fortune 100 Companies Get Twitter?

On November 30th, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

When Twitter first came out, only few saw its potential as an engagement platform. But this hugely successful microblogging site has since grown to have more than 20 million users in the U.S. (and 50 million worldwide) – with networks that cover individuals, communities, small businesses, and even corporations. Even majority of Fortune 100 companies [...]

@ShitMyDadSays What We Can Learn From the Twitter to TV Star

On November 23rd, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

So it’s no longer just 60s-era advertising or crime scene investigations where TV is getting material from. The good old tube is also picking up concepts from new avenues and technologies: social media.
After landing a book deal, the popular and witty Twitter serial @ShitMyDadSays was recently picked up by CBS, which intends to produce [...]

Twitter 101 for Businesses

On July 25th, 2009, Brandon Zeman wrote:

Luckily, we here at Lakeshore Branding are no strangers to using twitter, both personally and for business. And even though we advise clients on using Twitter everyday, it’s still good to be reminded of the basics and best-practices of the popular micro-blogging service regarding business use. That said, we’re glad to see Twitter has released [...]

Twitter adds Search Bar and Trends to Profiles

On March 14th, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

We were poking around making some updates for our client So Cute and Cozy, when we saw that their twitter page was in a beta testing of a new top navagation. Twitter has added a new search feature and drop down that shows the current trending topics.
The industry buzz is that searchability is one [...]

Chicago Start Up Community on the Rise

On March 11th, 2010, Chris Campbell wrote:

In the book The Tipping Point the author, Malcolm Gladwell, describes it as the little changes that can have big effects; when small numbers of people start behaving differently, that behavior can ripple outward until a critical mass or “tipping point” is reached, changing the world.

I have been lucky enough to be involved [...]

Proposed Tax will Terminate Thousands of Illinois Jobs

On February 27th, 2010, Chris Campbell wrote:

States have been trying for years to find ways to collect taxes from online sales, which continue to grow at a rate of about 10 percent a year. States are now losing out on $20 billion annually in taxes they would be collecting if all online sales were happening in physical stores. The Illinois Department [...]

Prevent Brand Identity Theft on Facebook

On February 18th, 2010, Chris Campbell wrote:

More and more brands are using Facebook to create Fan Pages – and for good reason, too. A Facebook Fan Page is a great online channel for sharing and promoting brand identity, as well as for engaging and interacting with audiences in a community-driven setting. SEO experts will also note that a Fan Page on [...]