Education
Students Teach an Old Goat New Tricks
Capstrat’s sixth annual student networking night is on April 12th. Each year, I’ve expected my duty is to give advice to noobs. And each year, I’m reminded that they repay the favor to me in spades. They teach me I’m never too old to learn new lessons.
Social Media in the Classroom
With the popularity of social media sites like Facebook and Twitter amongst students, teachers are finding interesting ways to incorporate interactive classroom activities to drive learning.
Closed for Good
Thanks to everyone for getting involved with our 2011 holiday project. Here’s what we accomplished!
Confidence in institutions continues to plummet
American confidence in government, media, banks, small businesses, public schools and churches plummeted over the past two years, according to a nationwide survey from Capstrat commissioned by Public Policy Polling. The survey looked at the level of confidence across several institutions across age groups and ethnicities.
It's Internet Summit time!
Capstrat will be out in full force at the Internet Summit 2011. Find out why.
Really Mikey Mouse?
Don't judge me. I was skipping around TV and came across a Disney Channel show. Not one of the channel’s gems like Phineas and Ferb mind you. It was a throwaway live-action-canned-laughter-schlockfest called A.N.T. Farm. Something kept me intrigued.
What's Happening in the Email Marketing Industry
Many organizations depend on email marketing to help generate leads, communicate with customers and prospects, and generally promote their business. Email is certainly not going away in the near future. But what is happening in the email marketing industry itself and how could it impact this common marketing tactic?
