Cee-lo’s new song is great. I know that’s subjective but this is actually a fact. What’s more amazing is the video for it. It’s not what I expected but it’s refreshing and from a creative design standpoint it’s brilliant. Caution, strong but hilarious language.
Not a new site but yet it is to me. This site gets my major props award for it’s genius.
I wanted to do this in my free time anyway and Heinz goes on and pays some other agency? Maybe next time ;). Regardless, well done and a great concept.
I love stories like this; a brilliantly simple (and inexpensive at $6) way to land a dream job. Notice, dream job, not just A JOB.
Turn an email into a snail-mail with a custom Google Maps envelope! Sorry, it’s only a concept but it’s brilliant nonetheless!
Chatroulette phenom Merton gets his due! Epic publicity for Chatroulette, Merton, and Ben Folds results. I actually thought he WAS Ben Folds so the fact that the actual Ben Folds picked this up and ran with it makes the whole thing all the more awesome.
10,000 APPS?! ”In a needle-in-a-haystack situation, better to be the haystack,” said Josh Koppel, a founder of software developer ScrollMotion, which has created about 10,000 iPhone apps. (ScrollMotion developed Hearst’s Esquire magazine iPhone app.) via @ATLadman
What do you do when a shocking, horrifying social issue is being overlooked? Make something that is impossible to be ignored. It’s being called “beamvertising” or “projected urban awareness.” They just got featured on NPR 8 hours ago.
Upsidedizzown! The Gap Store in Vancouver, BC was litterally flipped upside down for the launch of Sprize. Check out the timelapse vid. Another example of how capturing the process of the idea, will make the idea spread all the way to the Americas.
At first I was like, “I didn’t know land masses could use the internets”, but after digging a little deeper I found Takk Takk was behind it. I just love how low budget yet transparent and honest this is. Yeah, they used off-the-shelf tools but that’s not it, it’s how they used them.
What’s better, posting your resume on Career Builder with ten hundred billion other people, or posting it creatively where everyone in the world finds out how cool you are on every tech blog in the industry? Creative win of the week. 14,163 views so far!
AgencyNet’s new site may be a little gratuitous on the Flash side but does have some sweet little gems all over. One in particular is flying the Helicopter at the New York office with your iPhone. The level of detail across the site is pretty impressive so props to AgencyNet.
“Mad Libs” Style Form Increases Conversion 25-40%. You should probably update all the forms on your site after you read this article. Want to increase your conversion rates? Ok, well its not for everybody, then dont. Mad Libs feedback form http://huffduffer.com/signup/ http://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?1007
