*bweet: blog post with the substance of a tweet, commonly found on Dakota War College. Faker "Bill Clay" watches the Super Bowl ads and bweets* that "It's refreshing to see someone speak optimistically about the future of America again." "Clay"…
Posts tagged as “marketing”
MDR's Tom Lawrence gets Stephanie Strong on the record for her reasons for challenging Rep. Kristi Noem to a Republican primary. God made America a superpower, don't raise debt limit, Kristi gone Washington, lives torn apart by welfare... ...yadda yadda…
I know my readers love advertising. I am thus happy to share Dakota State University's new comic book (ahem, graphic novel) ad campaign (brought to my attention by blog neighbor and DSU professor John Nelson). First up, "Vampire," which takes…
"Branding" expert Ed Burghard argues that economic development officials should measure the success of their marketing campaigns not on actual improvement in economic development but in "positive impact on the perception of your community and an increased willingness to learn…
The University of Nebraska&ndashLincoln pays more attention to citizens opposed to the Keystone XL pipeline than South Dakota's governing agencies. Cornhusker athletic director Tom Osborne announced Wednesday that his department is canceling a lucrative sponsorship deal with TransCanada: The University…
When you have to lie to support your case, you don't deserve to win. Big industry backers of the Keystone XL pipeline appear to be doing just that. Brant Olson of The Understory discovered a slew of Twitter accounts that…
All opponents anti-American lying infidels! After defeating the Yankton School District's proposed property tax opt-out in May, opponents appear to be forming an organization to promoet further regressive ideals in the community. A June 30 letter from organizers Mike Lemon,…