Tuesday
Feb142012

Bone Spirits and Snackbox Announce Partnership

Austin, Texas (February 14, 2011) – Snackbox has been selected as the public relations and social media agency of record by Bone Spirits LLC, a Texas-based distillery launching four spirits in markets throughout the country in 2012. Tasks will include local and national media relations, design, and the launch and management of social media properties.

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Thursday
Oct062011

"Stay hungry, stay foolish."

As you all know Steve Jobs passed away yesterday. His passing inspired me to write a few words about the effect he has had on my life, career and Snackbox.

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Monday
Aug152011

Snackbox on Social Media

Jenna will be speaking at the International Quilt Market this fall in Houston on the topic of social media. The session, part of Quilt Market's Schoolhouse Series, will focus on developing an overall marketing plan and incorporating tools like blogs, Twitter and Facebook into your marketing efforts. 

For more information about the International Quilt Market, visit here.

Monday
Aug152011

Snackbox on Branding

Jenna and Snackbox account director Natalie Boscia will be speaking at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago in September on the topic of branding. To date more than 100 guests have signed up for the session which will outline the evolution of a brand, understanding your target audience, knowing your brand's barriers and extending your brand beyond marketing.

The one-hour session will include a case study on the 2011 Money Smart Program executed by Snackbox in Chicagoland. To sign up for the two-day conference, click here.

Tuesday
Aug022011

Social Media: Building a COMmunity

When you think of the term “community,” what is the first thing that comes to mind? Your neighborhood? Religious affiliation? Group of friends? The truth is that community is a broad term that means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. “Community” covers a lot of ground. Webster defines community as, “a unified body of individuals.” So yes, community can be sports team, a workforce or a city’s population. But the term community has taken on a whole new meaning in the past few years. Why? A little thing called ‘social media.’

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