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How does one “go green” with only 420 square feet of living space? The founder of Treehugger.com and VP of Interactive Media at Discovery’s Planet Green is getting media attention this week for engaging hundreds of thousands of people in a contest that resulted in some truly innovative architectural solutions. Graham Hill launched the contest…
Thinking of skipping the mile-long lines this shopping season? You can get just as many deals online, without ever leaving your couch. Last year’s Black Friday saw shopping increase by 35% over the year before. And the following Monday, dubbed “Cyber Monday,” saw nearly $900 million internet sales. Consulting firm Deloitte says a whopping 70…
Like many companies, I’ve been exploring new ways to share information through my website. Many thought leaders are doing the same. It has become clear that the old model of the static website as an advertising medium where we talk and customers just listen is a concept whose time is fading. Because of the latest…
Thanks to our phones, we’re becoming tightly drawn together as a global society. With half a billion users on Facebook and nearly as many on Twitter, our humanity and the way we connect is undergoing a seismic shift. Some predict that Google and Bing will no longer be our favorite search engine sites. Instead Twitter…
What’s your “Klout Score?” It’s a question you’ll hear more and more often in the months to come. One of the social media trends for 2011 continues to be the gathering and leveraging of opinions. Not just opinions of those who like one brand over another, but of those who are so influential as to…
Innovationedge is hosting a live text-based Q&A session on our Facebook page. Join us on Monday, May 3rd from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm CDT on the Innovationedge Facebook page. Q&A Session participants will: Gain insight about your consumer’s needs Learn strategies to reach your target market Explore case studies to see what tactics have worked for…