A new face: following John Grudnowski’s promotion to VP of Modern Media, Shoshanna Stussy has joined us to replace him as Director of that team.
Continue Reading.A new face: following John Grudnowski’s promotion to VP of Modern Media, Shoshanna Stussy has joined us to replace him as Director of that team.
Continue Reading.Websites, message boards, media outlets, and level 70 palladins are all buzzing about the news.
Continue Reading.Google Analytics Version 2 launched yesterday and the changes are dramatic. Eric Skogen, space150 Creative Tech, speaks for us all when he says of the new version, “I am freaking out! It’s an infographics dream and that interface is GORGEOUS.”
Continue Reading.At the MinneBar Conference, that is. space150 creative tech Matt Pennig will speak about our FAUST process, and how it lets us stay creative with Flash—without sacrificing the searchability and functionality of HTML.
Continue Reading.space150’s newest research and development idea, www.pissonaleprechaun.com, is a perfect example of how online content can be augmented in order to reach extremely large audiences and benefit our client’s creative efforts online.
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It’s great to be able to see some of Google’s projects before they’re released for beta testing. But how will these new projects work with their existing services to help our clients?
Continue Reading.Marshall Field’s partnered with space150 to develop two websites in support of its fall events. “Be Discovered at Field’s” announced the “Super Model of the World” model search contest while highlighting the latest back-to-school trends for teens.
The project also included search engine optimization, and a banner ad and email campaign to drive traffic to the site. “Fashion Week at Field’s” highlighted the must-have fall fashions for men and women and promoted events in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Illinois Marshall Field’s stores.
space150 launched a new website for the William & Mary School of Business to digitally market its improved MBA program. space150 researched how business schools use the Web to promote their programs and how prospective students use it to make decisions about attending.
The new site streamlines navigation and design, enabling users to understand and feel engaged in the William & Mary MBA experience. space150 also created a web-centric view book, unlike other business school programs’ lengthy view books.