Adomatica - 2007 Recap

Age (months) = 4
Age (weeks) = 16.5
Age (days) = 116

Posts (total) = 104
Posts (per month) = 29
Posts (per week) = 7

Most-Used Labels (times used):
Adlucent (21)
Crispin Porter + Bogusky (20)
Austin Advertising Agency (14)
GSDM (12)
GSDM The Idea City (11)
BazaarVoice (11)
McGarrah Jessee (10)
Google (10)
Robert Gilbreath (9)
Austin (9)
Ad Agency Gossip (9)
T3 (8)
nFusion (8)
LinkedIn (8)
Ad Agency Blog (8)
Porter Novelli (7)
Interactive Marketing (7)
WPP Group (6)
Online Marketing Austin (6)
Advertising Agency (6)
Facebook (5)
Coremetrics (5)
Campbell Mithun (5)
Brett Hurt (5)
AustinIMA (5)
Austin interactive marketing association (5)
Adomatica (5)

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Who's Watching Who 2007

Here's the most notable folks that took a look at the blog and/or contacted me in 2007:

Abercrombie & Fitch - "All-American Lifestyle Clothing"
Adobe - Software Giant - Worldwide
American Community Newspapers - Multiple-location Publisher
Army - Be all you can be
Austin American-Statesman - "News"paper - Austin, TX
B&H Photo and Video - Say Cheese! - NY City
Bazaarvoice - Social Marketing - Austin, TX
Benefits Design - Employee Benefits Consultants - Austin, TX
BizJournals - Publisher of Business Journals - Nationwide
Bulldog Solutions - Lead Management and Optimization - Austin, TX
Callaway Golf - Golf Clubs and more - Carlsbad and Austin
Campbell Mithun - Ad Agency - Minneapolis, Mn
Circle 1 Marketing - Marketing Firm - Norwalk, CT
Crispin Porter + Bogusky - Ad Agency - Miami and Boulder
DDB Needham - Ad Agency - Worldwide
Dell - ~Great~ Computers - Austin, TX
Deloitte & Touche - Consultants - Worldwide
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians - North Carolina's oldest residents
Farmers Insurance - like a good neighbor...oops wrong company
Graphlogic - Software Development - Branford, CT
Grey Group - Ad Agency - Worldwide
GSD&M The Idea City - Ad Agency - Austin, TX
Ice.com - Online Jewelry Retailer, OR
Intuit - Finance and Tax Software - Mountain View, CA
Leo Burnet - Ad Agency - Worldwide
LinkedIn - Online Networking - Mountain View, CA
Lockheed Martin - Aeronautics and more
Marcus Thomas - Ad Agency - Cleveland, OH
Marvin - Windows and Doors - What?
Matthew Mahon - Freelance Photographer - Austin, TX
McCann Worldgroup - Agency Network - Worldwide
McGarrah Jessee - Ad Agency - Austin, TX
MDC Partners - Agency Network - Toronto and New York
MediaVest - part of Starcom MediaVest Group - Worldwide
Microsoft - trailing behind Google as usual
Neiman Group - Addicted to Adomatica - PA
nFusion - Interactive Ad Agency - Austin, TX
Office Depot - Office Supplies - Nationwide and Online
Omnicom - You know these guys - Everywhere
Porter Novelli - PR Agency - Worldwide
Powerset - Natural Language Search - San Francisco, CA
Princeton University - Smart kids like us
Ramholtz Publishing - Lead Generation - New York
ReachForce - Market Research and Data Solutions - Austin, TX
Rob Levitsky - Manager of Deadhouses - Palo Alto, CA
Rubiconsoft - Owners of MyBuys.com - Redwood City, CA
Schlumberger Limited - oilfield services provider
Sematech - Semiconductor and emerging technologies - Austin, TX
Shift Communications - PR Agency - Boston and San Francisco
Sierra Trading Post - Outdoor Gear Retailer - Click and Mortar
Specialty Incentives - SWAG - Colorado and beyond
St. Edward's University - Austin, TX
StaleLife - a collective of creatives - Austin, TX
T-3 - Ad Agency - Austin, TX
Texas State University - Southwest Texas State in my book - San Marcos, TX
The City of Austin, Texas
Tribal DDB - Digital Marketing - Worldwide
Twentieth Century Fox - Films etc - Los Angeles, CA
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - this blog contains no asbestos
University of Texas - Hook 'Em - Austin, TX
VI Technology - test data management solutions - Austin, TX
WebEx - Web Conferencing - Santa Clara, CA
Webtrends - Web Analytics Solutions - Portland, OR
Wieden+Kennedy - Ad Agency - Portland, Or
William Blair and Company - VC ($$$) - Chicago, Il
Winnipeg Sun - Newspaper - Winnipeg, Canada
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute - ocean science research - MA
WPP Group - Agency Network - Worldwide
WWAV Rapp Collins - Ad Agency - UK arm of Rapp Collins Group

Please do not hesitate to email me to let me know you are checking out the blog. The least I'll do is give a free link in my weekly "Who's Watching Who" post. Blog-based SEO is fun :-)

Who's Watching Who #16

Here's a Who's-Who of folks that have contacted us and/or checked-out the blog
and/or called to praise/complain, and/or any combination thereof over the past week:

It was a slow week thanks to being between the holidays.

Veteran Visitors who came back for more (and more and more):

Circle 1 Marketing - Marketing Firm - Norwalk, CT
Crispin Porter + Bogusky - Ad Agency - Miami and Boulder

Been to the blog but don't see your company on the list? Shoot me an email or post a comment. If you email us, make sure you send it from your company email account so that we know it is the real-deal. Let us know what you think and maybe share a bit of info. The ~worst~ that will happen is that you get a free link to your site. Not a bad trade for a bit of good SEO if you ask me.

Saturday's Snapshot Scene #5

What better way to share your company culture with the world then by posting a ton of random photos on the web? Photo sharing sites sure make it easy for us to over-share don't they?

Adlucent - Relaxing in the courtyard - PPC Austin

So, I'm not sure why I didn't think of this sooner, but Flickr isn't the only place people share way too much...There's YouTube too!

Bazaarvoice - Multiple videos - Austin, TX

Wieden+Kennedy - Working Late - Portland, OR and beyond


If you have any funny pics or videos, please do not hesitate to send me the link(s).

Ties on Friday

On the final Friday of 2007 I share with you one of my '07 New Years resolutions:

Wear a tie every Friday.

So, on the previous 51 Fridays, I have worn a tie. The only exceptions have been on Fridays were I am officially not working i.e on vacation or just taking a day off and also one work Friday where we were required to wear a company shirt that in no way could (or should) have been worn with a tie.

You might be wondering where I came up with such a resolution. Well, it actually goes back to my first job out of college. I worked for Ford Motor Company and, more specifically, for Ford Motor Credit. I worked at a local customer service branch. Calling it customer service was a bit of a stretch. OK, the service we performed for the customer was that we would call them and ~remind~ them that they needed to pay for their automobile. It was old-fashioned collections about 95% of the time. If we were having a bad week as far as collecting went, we would have to wear ties on Fridays. As I remember it, women had to wear skirts/dresses. It was the complete opposite of the casual Friday trend that was happening at most of the other old-school companies. It worked as motivation. People really hated wearing ties. People seemed to push a bit harder earlier in the week to hit the numbers needed so that we could dress down on Friday.

I never minded wearing ties on Friday, but I never forgot being forced to do so. As 2006 was coming to an end, I started thinking about some possible resolutions. I had given up caffeine cold-turkey in '06 (still caffeine-free today) and a few of my other '06 predictions/resolutions had come to fruition, so I needed to come up with something different, a bit challenging, and fun. I was working, at that time, in an office with a rather loose dress-code (there was not really one) and many of the employees took full advantage of that fact. I decided that dressing up on a typically casual day would be good and that a simple tie on Fridays would be perfect.

It took several months of ties on Fridays before people stopped asking me if I had an interview or something. Truth was, many times I actually did. (On my last day at that job, my VP brought in a couple of dozen ties and many folks wore them in honor of my little stunt, so that was nice) I started a new job back in November and have continued the Friday tradition. No one has asked me if I am dressed up for an interview and I'm not sure if that lack of reaction has got me thinking about not continuing on after today, but we'll see, I've got a few days left before I need to decide on my 2008 resolutions.

Oh, yes, I am wearing a tie today.

Got to Love Creatives - Part 2

A couple of weeks ago, I posted "Got to Love Creatives". The post was in regards to an ad I had seen in a local fashion/entertainment/shopping magazine. Well, about a week later, someone over at nFusion was not too happy about the ad and they took the time to figure out that the "creative mind" behind the ad was Austin-based freelance photographer Matthew Mahon. I know it was Matt because he commented to my original post within hours of the nFusion bigwig ~finding~ it.

"I am a freelance photographer here in Austin and I am the "creative mind" behind this image and ad. I have "NO BEEF" with nFusion at all. I enjoy working with them very much. As a matter of fact any time I shoot for them they pay me well, feed me breakfast tacos and treat me with the loving tenderness of a lioness. What would "THE BEEF" be about ?? The ad was meant to be funny about being at work in a city that is so known for its outdoor and physical prowess, and not a slight at nFusion..."

I guess you've got to love VPs too.

Start a Blog

A business acquaintance emailed me a few days ago saying that he was thinking about starting a blog. My advice to him is this: Stop thinking about it. Start it today. Blogger and the rest of the wysiwyg blog editors make it way too easy. The blog world has a very long-tail. I don't mind sharing the thin end of the tail with other bloggers. So, friend (you know who you are), start your blog already, but be sure to give me a link.

"Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it."
-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832) German dramatist, poet & novelist

Happy Holidays!

Wishing you and yours the very best this holiday season.

Who's Watching Who #15

Here's a Who's-Who of folks that have contacted us and/or checked-out the blog
and/or called to praise/complain, and/or any combination thereof over the past week:

Army - Be all you can be
Benefits Design - Employee Benefits Consultants - Austin, TX
Dell - ~Great~ Computers - Austin, TX
Deloitte & Touche - Consultants - Worldwide
Matthew Mahon - Freelance Photographer - Austin, TX
Neiman Group - Addicted to Adomatica - PA
nFusion - Interactive Ad Agency - Austin, TX

Veteran Visitors who came back for more (and more and more):
Callaway Golf - Golf Clubs and more - Carlsbad and Austin
Crispin Porter + Bogusky - Ad Agency - Miami and Boulder

Veteran Visitors who did not come back and, frankly, that hurts my feelings:
GSD&M The Idea City - Ad Agency - Austin, TX
McGarrah Jessee - Ad Agency - Austin, TX
(Expect to be made fun of in some way this week.)

Been to the blog but don't see your company on the list? Shoot me an email or post a comment. If you email us, make sure you send it from your company email account so that we know it is the real-deal. Let us know what you think and maybe share a bit of info. The ~worst~ that will happen is that you get a free link to your site. Not a bad trade for a bit of good SEO if you ask me.

Inspiring Office Spaces

I've worked in a cube farm, a basement with few windows, a kitchen, a cube farm where my cube wall was actually up against a window, and a semi-open office with folding tables. While at all those places, I always said that the physical work environment didn't matter, that I didn't need a fancy desk or a cool office to do good work. My opinion was so strong on the subject that I actually took pride in the poor environments that I worked in. I've recently came on board wth Adlucent, a search marketing agency located in Austin, and I must say that the modern and clean design of our office spaces along with the connecting outside space has already got me singing a different tune about physical work environments. The fact is, depending on the type and industry of the company, the work environment can be very important.

I set out a few days ago to gather up images of cool office spaces. Thankfully, there are several sites/blogs that cover cool and inspiring office spaces and they basically made the "gathering" very easy for me.

These, in my opinion, show some great spaces:
Office Snapshots - a collection of web/tech offices and some others
10 seriously cool workplaces - as the name implies, 10 cool workplaces
Inspiring Workplaces - >150 snapshots of inspiring workplaces
Office Design Gallery - "Inspiration from the best of office design"

A bit about my work environment: Adlucent is the largest occupant of the Satsuma building designed by KRDB Architecture in the Hyde Park district of Austin. Award-winning Texas based architect, Patrick Ousey of FAB Architecture, was commissioned to design the interior of Adlucent's new offices. The space was designed to be open and modern, to facilitate collaboration and creativity, and to pay tribute to the high-tech spirit of Austin. The FAB Architecture team recently recieved the highest honor from the American Institute of Architects for their work on Adlucent's offices.

ClickZ's Campaign Coverage

ClickZ, an online resource of interactive marketing news, information, advice, research, and reference, has been covering the internet side of the 2008 presidential campaign since late 2006.

Some recent/interesting articles:
Environmental Group Uses Google Grants to Target Iowa Voters
Democratic Candidates Attract More Females than Males to Sites
Conservative Values Are Onstage in New Republican Video and Blog Ads

4th quarter 2007 articles
Complete archive going back to November 2006.

Ferrazzi on Facebook

This recent email note sent out by Keith Ferrazzi, author the book Never Eat Alone, speaks to social networking and doing a bit of homework before you meet with new people:

"While there's no substitute for a warm smile, firm handshake and face-to-face conversation, social networking sites such as Facebook can be useful tools for building relationships. They are great for finding and reconnecting with friends - and they give you easy access to all their friends. The sites can also be direct leads for business deals and new hires. An old friend recently e-mailed me on Facebook just when I needed help and now we are working on an exciting small project together. Social networking sites can also serve as valuable research tools. Profiles have photos and list job history, activities, favorite things, etc. I always advocate doing your homework before meeting new people, and what a great way to figure out personal holiday presents for clients and co-workers. If you want to know what music I'm listening to, find out what workout places I recommend and see some recent photos of me with a certain presidential candidate, please check out my profile on Facebook. Once you have a profile, type my name into the search box and then add me as your friend. Let's connect!" *To join Keith's blog conversation around this tip, click here.

Keith makes a good point. Use the technology in a manner that makes the face-to-face interactions easier. Makes me think back to this post...

Who's Watching Who #14

Here's a Who's-Who of folks that have contacted us and/or checked-out the blog
and/or called to praise/complain, and/or any combination thereof over the past week:



Callaway Golf - Golf Clubs and more - Carlsbad and Austin
Marcus Thomas - Ad Agency - Cleveland, OH
Sierra Trading Post - Outdoor Gear Retailer - Click and Mortar
Winnipeg Sun - Newspaper - Winnipeg, Canada
WWAV Rapp Collins - Ad Agency - UK arm of Rapp Collins Group



Veteran Visitors who came back for more (and more and more):
Circle 1 Marketing - Marketing Firm - Norwalk, CT
Crispin Porter + Bogusky - Ad Agency - Miami and Boulder
GSD&M The Idea City - Ad Agency - Austin, TX
Grey Group - Ad Agency - Worldwide
Graphlogic - Software Development - Branford, CT
McGarrah Jessee - Ad Agency - Austin, TX
Office Depot - Office Supplies - Nationwide and Online
Sematech - Semiconductor and emerging technologies - Austin, TX
UT - The University of Texas - Austin, TX
WPP Group - Agency Network - Worldwide

Been to the blog but don't see your company on the list? Shoot me an email or post a comment. If you email us, make sure you send it from your company email account so that we know it is the real-deal. Let us know what you think and maybe share a bit of info. The ~worst~ that will happen is that you get a free link to your site. Not a bad trade for a bit of good SEO if you ask me.

Are You Happy? - a one act play

(The following is loosely based on actual events)

A recruiter walks up to a group of interactive marketeers at an association party.

Recruiter: Who are you with?
Marketeer 1: Client Company C
Marketeer 2: I'm with Client Company C too
Marketeer 3: I'm with Online Marketing Agency A
Recruiter: Are you happy?
Marketeer 1, 2 , and 3 simultaneously choke on their drinks.
Marketeer 3: What?
Marketeer 2: (pointing to Marketeer 1) You know we're actually a client of yours?
Marketeer 1: hehehaha
Recruiter: I know, but I'm very happy at Interactive Marketing Agency S and I'm their recruiter, so I want you to be happy with your job and company too.

The curtain slowly closes as they all exchange business cards.

My question, after seeing this play, is whether or not there really is an unwritten rule regarding agencies stealing each other's employees?

A recent article in the Austin American Statesman (article found here) had this to say:
"Adam Butler, a co-founder of Austin agency the Butler Bros., said there is an unwritten rule in the ad business to not steal other agency's employees"

Maybe it is OK to steal a client's employees or maybe the shortage of really good interactive marketeers is changing the unwritten rules.

Got to Love Creatives

So, the concept of this ad found in an Austin fashion and entertainment magazine is simple. It's a image of a worker feeling trapped in his 9 to 5 job. The copy reassures him that his gym will be open when he gets out a.k.a. gets off for the night and he will be able to workout his stress away. How sad is it to be trapped in such a place? How horrible it must be to work in such a place? Where does that guy work anyway?





Focusing on the sign on the outside of the building gives us a clue. Closer examination reveals that the location of this guy's horrible job is Austin-based advertising agency nFusion. I don't have any reason to think that nFusion is a bad place to work, but I do think that maybe the creative mind behind this ad has a beef with them. Aren't creatives great?

LinkedIn Tips from Guy Kawasaki

I recently came across a blog post by Guy Kawasaki in
which he gives tips on how to increase the value LinkedIn.




Here's his list:
1. Increase your visibility.
2. Improve your connectability.
3. Improve your Google PageRank.
4. Enhance your search engine results.
5. Perform blind, “reverse,” and company reference checks.
6. Increase the relevancy of your job search.
7. Make your interview go smoother.
8. Gauge the health of a company.
9. Gauge the health of an industry.
10. Track startups.
11. Ask for advice.

A full explanation of each tip can be found here.

GSD&M Wins Coors Beer Job

I thought that, via a Google alert I just got, I had found some good GSD&M news. "GSD&M Wins Coors Beer Job" the Google alert shouted out to me. Clicking on the link within the email took me to a New York Times article. The article calls GSD&M "a specialist in the Hispanic market." What? I stopped reading and started back at the top of the article. "Published: September 21, 1987" The article was published over 20 years ago. I love Google alerts, but you obviously need to watch what it points out to you. I'm still holding out for some good news from GSD&M.

Toshiba Powers Down nFusion

Toshiba has decided to give its marketing duties for laptops, MP3 players and projection units to WPP Group's Y&R Brands. The business previously belonged to Austin-based independent nFusion.

Ron Smith, VP of marketing communications at Toshiba's digital products division was quoted in Adweek: "We took a long, hard look at several agencies," 'said Smith, praising the work of the incumbent shop, independent nFusion in Austin, Texas.' "It's a fine agency, but geographically set apart. We were lucky to find an agency of Y&R's quality in our own backyard."

Who's Watching Who #13

Here's a Who's-Who of folks that have contacted us and/or checked-out the blog and/or called to praise/complain, and/or any combination thereof over the past week.

Abercrombie & Fitch - "All-American Lifestyle Clothing"
The City of Austin, Texas
Lockheed Martin - Aeronautics and more
Schlumberger Limited - oilfield services provider
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute - ocean science research - MA

Veteran Visitors who came back for more (and more and more):
Bazaarvoice - customer reviews - Austin, TX
Circle 1 Marketing - Marketing Firm - Norwalk, CT
Crispin Porter + Bogusky - Ad Agency - Miami and Boulder
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians - North Carolina's oldest residents
Daily (ad) Biz - Ad Agency related blog
GSD&M The Idea City - Ad Agency - Austin, TX
McGarrah Jessee - Ad Agency - Austin, TX
Sematech - Semiconductor and emerging technologies - Austin, TX
Creating Your Name Brand - Adam Salamon - Austin, TX
T3 - Ad Agency - Austin, TX
UT - The University of Texas - Austin, TX
VI Technology - test data management solutions - Austin, TX
WPP Group - Agency Network - Worldwide

Been to the blog but don't see your company on the list? Shoot me an email or post a comment. If you email us, make sure you send it from your company email account so that we know it is the real-deal. Let us know what you think and maybe share a bit of info. The ~worst~ that will happen is that you get a free link to your site. Not a bad trade for a bit of good SEO if you ask me.

Saturday's Snapshot Scene #4

What better way to share your company culture with the world then by posting a ton of random photos on the web? Photo sharing sites sure make it easy for us to over-share don't they?



Butler Bros - Grainy b&w photos = cool? - Austin, TX

Academic Superstore - Clients are on Flickr too - Austin, TX

Tocquigny - Keg Stands? - Austin, TX

Bazaarvoice Rates Tops Again

Brett Hurt's Bazaarvoice team has nabbed another award. They recently took home the "Eureka Award" at the Austin Business Journal's Tech Innovation Awards. Brett adds this one to a trophy case next to other awards like:

"One of the Best Places to Work in Austin" by Austin Business Journal
"Marketing Innovation of the Year" by the readers of ClickZ in 2006
"Red Herring Top 100 North America" by Red Herring magazine in 2006

Bazaarvoice's "Ask and Answer" tool was the innovation that was honored. "The Ask & Answer service is the first to encourage shoppers to post and respond to specific questions about products and services directly alongside standard product information."

Who's Watching Who Watched

Just a quick and simple post to thank the daily (ad) biz blog for mentioning my weekly "Who's Watching Who" feature in one of their recent blog posts: Adomatica's Cool Weekly Feature

Your Brand and Reputation

Adam Salamon's self-branding centric blog has really got me thinking more and more about how people "brand" themselves and how companies do as well. The internet has really made this ~easier~ for us with email (really easy to send out notes etc) and sites like LinkedIn and Facebook (really easy to create your online persona). Those sites have become common check-point items when looking at possible new hires. Check LinkedIn to see how connected they are and see if you know any of the same people. Check Facebook to see if they have a profile and, if they do, maybe get a glimpse of their personal life. Branding for the individual really becomes a matter of reputation management. Many of the methods the individual should use to manage their reputation online can and should be used by businesses.

"A brand for a company is like a reputation for a person. You earn reputation by trying to do hard things well."
Jeff Bezos - CEO and cofounder of Amazon.com

Interactive Marketing Mixer 12-13-07

The Austin Interactive Marketing Association invites you to share in some holiday cheer!

When: Thursday, December 13th
Time: 6:30pm - 8 pm
Where: Roux Restaurant, 214 E. Sixth Street

"Join us for a holiday gathering of Austin's digital professionals Thursday December 13th at Roux in support of Toys for Tots. We will celebrate the holiday season with drinks, food, and friendly conversation."

Please bring a *NEW* unwrapped toy for donation for Toys for Tots.

Admission is FREE!
Don't forget to invite a colleague...(and some prospective clients!)

To register please use the Eventbrite Registration page found here.

The 869 to 1 Code

Dell just announced that it is set to spend $4.5 billion to set-up a new WPP Group advertising agency. The new firm, launching March 1st will be named Da Vinci and its goal is to crack the code of getting Dell back on top. The new agency will employe as many as 1000 once fully staffed according to reports. WPP already owns 250 agencies in 106 countries with 2000 offices and employees around 100K employees. Once fully functioning for Dell, the agency will be set free to go after other accounts. Interpublic Group was the other player vying for this opportunity.

Dell currently has business farmed out to 869 different firms. Mark Jarvis, Dell's new CMO (What's the average tenure of a CMO these days?) and Casey Jones, VP of Global Marketing, were two of the top executives leading the push for this change. The pair strongly believes that a single point of contact for all Dell's activities will be a source of great results. This idea is met with mixed reviews from those in agency land.

The Austin American-Statesman article in regards to this story pointed out the fact that local/independent shop, T3, might lose a major client due to this change. T3 has counted Dell as one of its major accounts since the early '90s. Jones was quoted, "Companies such as T3 will be able to pitch their work to Da Vinci which along with Dell's team can award work to companies outside the WPP Group umbrella." Gay Gaddis, President and CEO of T3, believes that due to long running relationship with Dell, their business is safe and that they will "still have a seat at the table".

Why would Jones say that companies like T3 would be able to pitch their work to Da Vinci if T3 already had a seat at the table? I think a spot might already be reserved for GCI Group. This WPP owned firm already has an Austin-based office and is already working with Dell's communications teams.

Who's Watching Who #12

Here's a Who's-Who of folks that have contacted us and/or checked-out the blog and/or called to praise/complain, and/or any combination thereof over the past week.

American Community Newspapers - Multiple-location Publisher
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians - North Carolina's oldest residents
Circle 1 Marketing - Marketing Firm - Norwalk, CT
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - this blog contains no asbestos
Farmers Insurance - like a good neighbor...oops wrong company
Specialty Incentives - SWAG - Colorado and beyond
VI Technology - test data management solutions - Austin, TX

Veteran Visitors who came back for more (and more):
Crispin Porter + Bogusky - Ad Agency - Miami and Boulder
GSD&M The Idea City - Ad Agency - Austin, TX
Omnicom - You know these guys - Everywhere

Been to the blog but don't see your company on the list? Shoot me an email or post a comment. If you email us, make sure you send it from your company email account so that we know it is the real-deal. Let us know what you think and maybe share a bit of info. The ~worst~ that will happen is that you get a free link to your site. Not a bad trade for a bit of good SEO if you ask me.