BC Marketing & Communications
Super Bowl Ads Build Buzz Online Before Big Game
Advertisers are building buzz for their Super Bowl spots with viral online teasers.
B.C. Salmon Farmers Association's Online Battle
The BCSFA confronted its online detractors in a social media battle. But was it the right choice?
Vision Critical Communications Inc.
A new era of market surveys with an impressive high-end research service.
Rhino HQ Opening Party
A standout party, obviously – and an HQ launch to remember.
Boost Business Productivity, Forget Perfection
The drive for perfection in business can result in more harm than good.
Business Communication Without the Bizspeak
Lose the bizspeak addiction in 2011.
Dare Vancouver and the Sea Change in Advertising
On staking out the border between traditional and new-media marketing.
Pushing the Boundaries of Print
Who needs paper to make a magazine?
Telus Sidesteps the TV Content Wars
Sit back, relax, and let your competitors beat each other up.
Vancouver PR Maven Mat Wilcox Calls it Quits
Mat Wilcox's shocking departure has Vancouver's PR firms atwitter.
Press Releases are Great for Online Publicity
How to harness the power of news wires for SEO.
More Writing Tips for Your Website
If you want your online content done right, you have to do it yourself.
No Protection from Canadian Telemarketers
Don't even bother with telemarketing do-not-call lists.
Improving Client Communication: Be Curious
Building customer loyalty starts with a good communication strategy – and the word "why."
Where to Find the Best Web Design
What do you want your website to look like? Here are some great places to start looking.
Vancouver Advertising State of the Nation
In the world of advertising innovation still exists. But in Vancouver?
Angus Reid: On the Line
Getting people to tell you what they think isn't as simple as it used to be, say the leaders of B.C.'s market research industry.
Authenticity in Social Media
How social media are upending communications, marketing, and corporate authenticity.
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Brian Wong, CEO of Kiip Inc.,
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