The guy receiving the spit, Brayden Forrester, used to be my house mate! And yes, of course, to what you’re thinking!
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A slow-mo version of an animated seal I made a few months ago.
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Today, hashtags are everywhere. Many television programs and events now include their own hashtags to encourage viewers to talk about shows online. Even advertisers are working the symbol into commercial spots. But the question still remains if this is an effective tactic.
A good example of just how popular hashtags have become outside of Twitter is this year’s Super Bowl. Of the 36 brands that purchased air time, more than half of them used hashtags in their Super Bowl ads. This is a big jump over last year’s game when only five of the 62 commercials had hashtags.
The social media analytics company Sysomos analyzed the reaction to these hashtags on Twitter and discovered that people preferred to tweet about the brand itself rather than the commercial. This means that brands that used their own name as the hashtag performed better than those that didn’t.
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Chad!!
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Today, I’m very excited to announce the launch of a product we’ve been wanting to build for quite some time now. Since our launch in October of 2010, we’ve focused on building a simple app that has inspired creativity while capturing everyday moments through the lens of your mobile phone. In…
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