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Lisa Fritts has been in the marketing industry since the days of shoulder pads and grunge. She has spent many of those years as an account girl, from Junior Bean up to VP level. But then answered a calling, switching roles to Strategic Planner. This blog is meant to share interesting insights you may have not had time to ponder. And perhaps arm you with a smart talking point. Crunchy Nuggets, Tasty Trends, and Fresh Facts. So welcome! And feel free to nibble, thanks!
Jo said
Congratulations! This is Pfabulous! I love tastey treats that are zero points.
polly said
bravo lisa! thanks for the great tidbits. i’ll be back for another handful.
crunchymarketingnuggets said
Excellent! Thanks for giving the blog a taste, Polly, and absolutely come back. There will be more!
maria bailey said
i am not sure where you are but I heard that Crayola is looking for a Director of Marketing and it looked really good in Easton PA.
Rebecca Campbell - The Let's Colour Project said
Hi Lisa,
Thanks for your post on the Let’s Colour Project a couple of weeks back
Tonight we launched the 2 minute director’s cut version of the film ‘Dulux Walls’.
Watch it here: http://www.letscolourproject.com/blog/2010/05/dulux-walls-global-film-launched-2/
Shot by director Adam Berg over four weeks in Brazil, France, London and India. Every location is real and they remain transformed by a palette consisting of 120 different colours. The people in the film are not actors, they are real people who rolled up their sleeves to transform their community with colour.
Hope you like it
Rebecca.