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New faces all over the place

See what happens when I don’t write for a few days — all sorts of new faces pop up!

Bethany Walter has joined Oliver Russell as a graphic design intern.
Annie Fuller has joined Oliver Russell as an account services intern.
Tyler LaDoucer has joined Marketing Media Group on the account services side of the house.

and while this is an older one, I just stumbled across it recently…

Mel Mansfield has joined Side Door Media as creative director.

Congratulations to all.

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Subscription options

Yes, I’m doing some tidying up around here tonight.

For some time now, I’ve made the Idaho Ad Agencies feed available via the site feed link to the right. As of today, I’ve also added the option to subscribe via email, to receive email updates when new content is posted to the site.

It’s all about making it as convenient as possible for you to get the information that you’re interested in…

And who knows, one of these days I just might play around with the design of the site.

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More on resources

A while ago I mentioned that I may start adding listings of resources to the Idaho Ad Agencies blog. Well, I finally got started.

I’ve added a link over on the right, titled (creatively enough) Resources. As I have a chance, I’ll add more information to that section. If you have anything you’d like to contribute, just shoot me an email and let me know.

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A belated congratulations

Well, I’m a few weeks late in posting this, but a belated congratulations to es/drake for their recent win /retention of the Idaho Lottery business.

Es/drake has been the agency of record since 1989, and will continue for at least an additional two years, with a two year option after that.

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Coming into phocus

No, I didn’t suddenly forget how to spell…

I recently received a tip to go take a look at Web Phocus. Turns out it’s a blog from the kids over on the interactive side of es/drake. Also, the posts have been integrated into their main website, although you’ll have to go digging for them in the interactive section of the site.

To Josh, Jamie, Amanda and J Yo I say congratulations on taking the first step. Now that you’ve started it, the easy part is over — the hard part is keeping it updated with content that brings people back.

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