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Archive for January, 2008

Solar D Myspace Page

Solar D Myspace Page

I was just talking to a good friend and brand strategy/PR partner of ours, Angela Walseng, about our Web 2.0 capabilities and realized I don’t think I posted a link to our work with the Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon. We created the 2007 competition’s Myspace Page. Here’s a link: www.myspace.com/solardecathlon07 Now go join and [...]


Our Space For Rent

Orange Element is growing. So much so that we’re currently looking at a new office in the Fells Point area of Baltimore. And we’ve got our eye on a space that is very fitting, and will be comfortable for our staff (currently beginning to resemble sardines in a can, we’re packed in so tight). That [...]


OE Chosen By Delmarva Foundation

Hi all, Just a quick update for all Orange Element fans – We are very excited to announce that we have been hired by the Delmarva Foundation to design and produce their quarterly newsletter. This series of newsletters will help inform the public and their constituents about the importance of the work they do, the [...]


Trends In Advertising, Design, Marketing and Communications

Trends In Advertising, Design, Marketing and Communications

Hi all – Recently the Advertising Association of Baltimore, of which I am a board member, asked me and a group of other Baltimore-area ad agencies and design firms to discuss industry trends that we see emerging as we move into 2008. So I did some thinking and here’s what I came up with: We’re [...]


Welcome EJ

Welcome EJ

Hi all, I just wanted to take a minute to officially welcome EJ Hall to the Orange Element team. EJ recently graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design, a private art and design college in Providence, RI. She completed a summer-long internship at Orange Element this past summer, and was so impressive that we [...]


Marketing Execs Say Basics Are Most Important in 2008

(From The Center for Media Research) According to the first annual survey of Top Marketing Trends for 2008 of 1700 MENG (Marketing Executives Networking Group) members, conducted by Anderson Analytics, key areas for 2008 are found to be: Marketing basics (60% “Very Important”) which include specific concepts such as customer satisfaction, customer retention, segmentation, brand [...]