One of the best things about working at Red Door is that we get to serve extraordinary clients. The Maritime Museum of San Diego is a perfect example. Red Door Interactive was recently chosen to create their new Web site. The museum is great local organization and has been an asset to the community for decades.
The Maritime Museum’s research credentials and educational programs are second to none. Nautical books, seafaring music, a
... Continue ReadingLearn how to develop a Twitter-specific social media strategy from concept, to execution to measurement with Red Door social media strategist, Crosby Noricks. Do you crack jokes that include the words “fail whale?” Find yourself spending Sunday nights tweeting away about the latest episode of #trueblood? It might be a bit embarrassing to admit it to your significant other, or explain it to your CEO, but used correctly, Twitter has some pretty serious benefits for busines ... Continue Reading
Presented by: Charles Wiedenhoft - Director of Business Planning & Optimization
DATE: August 25, 2009
TIME: 11:20am PST / 12:20pm MST
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We're in the midst of Summer, but online retailers who were able to secure budget for major site enhancements have preparations for the holiday shopping season well underway. Those merchants who are operating under budgeting and staff r
... Continue ReadingSocial media and social networking have certainly changed the rules to the game when it comes to how brands can communicate with consumers. No need to preach the gospel here. You can read about it in nearly every marketing industry email newsletter. I'd like to place the focus on one industry in particular: the music industry. Both music and social media are topics near and dear to my heart as I work with our clients here at Red Door Interactive to develop social media strategies for the ... Continue Reading
Virtual nods to Steve Prentice from Gartner for his paper "Gestural Computing: The End of the Mouse" referenced in this month's eWeek in an article called "Whither the Mouse?" by Scott Ferguson for the inspiration for this post. For a moment, think about the multi-touch screen from the iPhone and the wand movement of the Nintendo Wii. Then, layer on facial recognition technology, electrical activity in the brain, etc. We've had the touchpads from laptops and that funny little eraser-head thi ... Continue Reading