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Category Archives: Account Management
Oct 1
The Power of “Teamstorming”
How does Tenthwave generate those “rogue waves”–those big, breakthrough ideas? One simple technique puts a twist on brainstorm sessions, efficiently adding maximum brain power to a challenge–and pushing strategic thinking closer to our clients. Teamstorming differs from brainstorming in that … Continue reading
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Aug 28
Point Break: News from Tenthwave – August 2012
Inside Tenthwave The Social Election – Tenthwave partnered with Facebook and CNN to develop the “I’m Voting” app, an interactive and uniquely social tool that will let Facebook users make their voices heard this election cycle. The app, also available … Continue reading
Posted in Account Management, Creative, Facebook, Instagram, Mobile, Pinterest, Social Media, Technology, Tenthwave, Tools, Trends
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Aug 14
Tenthwave’s High-Profile Summer
We like to keep our clients updated on the most digital savvy trends with our monthly e-newsletter, Wavelengths, and we give brands props for pulling off stellar campaigns. But when our agency finds itself in the spotlight, we don’t always … Continue reading
Posted in Account Management, Creative, Facebook, Google+, Mobile, Pinterest, Social Media, Technology, Tenthwave, Tools, Trends
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Nov 28
Tenthwave Top 5 in Digital/Social Media News – November 2011
Here’s the latest edition of our monthly roundup of the most important and compelling industry developments. We scan the blogs, online news sources and digital magazines (so you don’t have to) and gather our five must-read picks. We hope you … Continue reading
Posted in Account Management, Analytics, Facebook, Mobile, Social Media, Technology, Tools, Trends, Twitter
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Nov 10
Front End vs. Back End: How a Website Gets Built
The development of any great website requires collaboration between two different kinds of digital developers. But to an outsider, their jobs can appear very similar. What, then, is the difference between front-end and back-end developers, exactly? Understanding the difference helps … Continue reading
Posted in Creative, Project Management, Technology, Tenthwave, Tools
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Aug 11
Meeting Face To Face – Still An Indispensable Way To Cultivate Lasting Relationships
So is the in-person meeting too old fashioned and outdated in our “I need it done now” world of today? I think not. In today’s fast-paced work environment, it seems like most people think everything can be done electronically because … Continue reading
Posted in Account Management, Technology
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Jul 25
Tenthwave Top 5 in Digital/Social Media News – July 2011
Here’s the latest edition of our monthly roundup of the most important and compelling industry developments. We scan the blogs, online news sources and digital magazines (so you don’t have to) and gather our five must-read picks. We hope you … Continue reading
Posted in Account Management, Analytics, Creative, Facebook, LinkedIn, Social Media, Technology, Tools, Trends, Twitter
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Jul 19
No Such Thing as “Small” Projects: Strategic Thinking Wins Client’s Trust
By George Olexa – Strategic Account Director Account managers at digital agencies often get caught up in the daily chaos of meeting deadlines, making clients happy, and generating new business. Once the contracts are signed and the creative brief hits our … Continue reading
Jul 15
Part 3 of 3: Behind the Scenes – Making Website Development changes
In our first two posts in this series, we saw how a project manager and a developer don’t necessarily see a “minor” change to a website the same way. We also walked through the elements of the development process that add … Continue reading
Jul 13
Part 2 of 3: Behind the Scenes – Making Website Development Changes
In our first post in this series, we saw a typical conversation between a project manager and a developer over a “minor” change to a website. Even small and seemingly insignificant changes to require a significant amount of work. And … Continue reading
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