Absolute Marketing Group recently graced the pages of the Forum of Fargo-Moorhead in a feature business article. The story covers our purpose, infancy and rise in success. Read the entire article here.
UPDATE: In case you don’t have a Forum subscription, you can read the article below.
Agency offers full-service marketing
Absolute puts … read more
I’ve decided to write this article in pen to prove a point. Currently, I’m writing with a BIC Bu2 Grip retractable ballpoint pen. It’s a simple, black pen. The experiment or goal is to see if I remember the name of this pen by the time I’m done.
I should apologize … read more
I loathe the unintelligence of “Twas the Night Before Christmas” parodies in Christmas advertising. It’s as if poetry can only be used during one holiday for one event. I say we embrace the ebb and flow of poetic verse. Here’s what I mean.
#1 – A Haiku for New Year’s.
lose your … read more
A good slogan says a little about your company or entices people to come by your store. A great slogan positions your business and motivates customers.
Slogans are the glue that bonds your marketing campaign together. I have identified the main categories of slogans.
Unique – Every slogan should be unique, and … read more
Language faux pax happens billions of times a day. A word here gets lost in translation and is seen as something a little off color to the culture. It gets pretty embarrassing when it happens to an agency. With Fargo, North Dakota and Moorhead, Minnesota being sister cities, these language … read more
The year was 1988. America was watching the Huxtables and listening to INXS, bracing themselves for what Guns n Roses would bring. Shoulder padded suits, acid washed jeans and Aqua Net rounded out the remainder of the day. The face of advertising stood in simple and archaic terms by today’s … read more
A new study by the IDC says this is true. People that have internet access use the internet more than watch TV. It might not be too hard to believe, but could you have said the same thing a few years ago? No way. Here’s a quick excerpt from the … read more
