Thursday, July 28, 2016
The Importance of Integrated, Cross-Channel Marketing
Heidi Jewell has extensive experience in advertising and media, having been based in Nashville and now Denver. Currently with VOCO Creative in Denver, she manages a variety of advertising campaigns that combine photography and social media. Heidi Jewell stays up to date on the latest trends affecting her industry.
One of the latest developments in marketing is the growth of a “post digital” framework for envisioning strategic campaigns. Online channels have long since solidified their central role in purchasing decisions, with less than 10% of US consumers relying solely on offline channels when making decisions - this even applies to high-ticket items.
With digital media approaches so much a part of any marketing campaign, they are best thought of in tandem with other channels of content consumption. Individuals consume advertising across a variety of media channels, including traditional print, television, radio, and mobile and desktop devices, and it is critical that approaches link up in a integrated and coordinated manner to be effective. Marketing management approaches are increasingly focused on ensuring that consumers do not encounter a confusing array of messages that might take away from the core value proposition a company is offering.
Friday, July 1, 2016
Hiking Denver's Sand Creek Regional Greenway
Heidi Jewell is currently an account manager for marketing firm VOCO Creative. In 2014, she co-chaired Nashville Public Television’s Big Yellow Bird Ball, a charity event to raise funds for Nashville Public Television. Heidi Jewell now lives in Denver, Colorado, a city with many challenging hiking trails.
One trail that passes straight through Denver is the Sand Creek Regional Greenway. This moderately difficult trail stretches 13.5 miles from the High Line Canal in Aurora to Commerce City’s South Platte River Greenway, passing through Stapleton and Denver. Open daily between dawn and dusk, the trail welcomes hikers, bicyclists, runners, dog walkers (with leashes), and horse riders.
The trail passes through the Denver metro area, the Bluff Lake and Morrison Nature Centers, Star K Ranch, and Stapleton’s Urban Farm. The trail’s terrain varies, with some sections paved and others gravel or dirt, so bikers should consider a mountain bike for this trail.
One trail that passes straight through Denver is the Sand Creek Regional Greenway. This moderately difficult trail stretches 13.5 miles from the High Line Canal in Aurora to Commerce City’s South Platte River Greenway, passing through Stapleton and Denver. Open daily between dawn and dusk, the trail welcomes hikers, bicyclists, runners, dog walkers (with leashes), and horse riders.
The trail passes through the Denver metro area, the Bluff Lake and Morrison Nature Centers, Star K Ranch, and Stapleton’s Urban Farm. The trail’s terrain varies, with some sections paved and others gravel or dirt, so bikers should consider a mountain bike for this trail.
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