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Oct 13th, 2010 |
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Where was it?
On your mobile phone within various target-relevant mobile Web sites and apps such as Disney, MSNBC, and JiWire. All banners were strategically tailored to each media thus to capture individual attentions.
The Details
Every banner spoke individually to mobile users depending on which media they were displayed. Some touted the new features within Microsoft Excel while other highlighted the usability within the entire Office 2010 suite itself.
My Roles
+ Mobile Designer
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Jackie
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May 31st, 2010 |
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iPad interactive TV app powered by CloudTV™ from ActiveVideo Networks on Vimeo.
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Jackie
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Feb 4th, 2010 |
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Try it. Here is a concept commercial my team proposed during the pitch.
Is this your card?
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Jackie
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Jan 10th, 2010 |
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http://jacquelinedimaria.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/cards.pdf
(Author)ity: The Importance of Storytelling
Advertisers need to be able to spin a yarn
June 25, 2008
-By Simon Kelly
Stories define us. Since early cave dwellers left their graffiti in Lascaux, listening to and telling stories have moved people. Stories are powerful: They give meaning and context to what would otherwise be a collection of easily forgettable facts. Stories invoke the imagination so that listeners begin to own them almost as much as the teller. In fact, there’s a growing body of research that points to the...
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Jackie
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Jun 30th, 2008 |
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The bigger question in advertising is, “What do women want”? It is typically not, “What do men want?” The ease of answering this question could stem from the fact that it is my own personal opinion or the difference in complexity between men and women the reside in western cultures. Let’s go with both reasonings shall we?
Men are simple. Sorry. I’m sorry, but you guys truly are. Most of you will agree with me on this… but I know a few men out there would beg to differ. Actually, most of the men I have dated were very in touch with their feminine sides...
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Jackie
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Jun 23rd, 2008 |
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Finally. Sprout does gardening. It finally makes sense now. With the lack of much to do after my 9-5, I decided to purchase a hoe. Actually, a friend bought me the hoe– a token of her affection towards my graduation. She believed that just renting a hoe would have been awfully too dirty and unsafe(and I no longer have health insurance to boot).
After leading a helping hand to my best friend and her cute little herb garden, I took to my backyard with that hoe. The first strike mind you was in 100 degree weather.. needless to say it took me like 4 days to finish digging up the grass (with...
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Jackie
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Jun 19th, 2008 |
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A new advertising medium released in Brussels entitled, Ashvertising, has been popping up outside of trendy establishments– ready to entertain any smoker the draws near. From my personal social smoker point of view, I think it is totally a conversation piece or conversation holder for any two people or party hanging around outside. How many times have you “gone out for a smoke” ready to be entertained. Especially, since you are being forced out into the street because your grossing everyone else out. Selling points for business owners:1.) You don’t have to clean up cigarette...
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Jackie
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Jun 17th, 2008 |
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Ideas. They’re at the heart of every creative process. However, almost no really good ideas are flashes of inspiration. They may start that way—a single glimmer of something special—but in order to work, they need to be honed. Like a really good cheese, they need to mature. Indeed, the “flash of inspiration” idea—the Eureka moment—is only part of a longer process that, if ignored, will see most ideas simply fizzle out.
So, how do you “have” ideas? Sit about and wait for them to pop into your head? If only most of us had the luxury to do so. No, for most of us, ideas have to be...
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Jackie
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Apr 18th, 2008 |
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Here is an article I wrote that was published by Ithaca College’s Fuse Magazine, a student-written publication for prospective students and their families. Sharing real student photos and stories and to provide honest, accurate student perspectives on Ithaca’s academic programs, people, and campus life.
Virtual Learning
Video game junkies rejoice! Virtual worlds are not just for after school anymore—now they’re part of it. Second Life has made its way into the classroom at Ithaca, where students in the integrated marketing communications program have been exploring its impact...
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Jackie
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Mar 19th, 2008 |
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Diageo is a world’s leading premium drinks business with vast collection of beverage alcohol brands across spirits, wine and beer categories. One of these prominent brands includes the famous Tanqueray Gin(Number 1 Inported Gin in the US). Although not one of their key categories, Tanqueray has become a very popular brand within their umbrella brand equity and portfolio in the North American market.
Tanqueray.com was designed primarily for experiential users. I don’t think task users would need to visit this site for anything. Task users would be more inclined to visit Diageo.com...