We might look like a random crew at first. We’ve got a mechanical engineer, the USC film school grads, and an equestrian photographer. We’ve got alumni of both SCAD and RIT happily mixing. But while our backgrounds are diverse, our vision is singular: deliver fresh, effective marketing solutions with the highest production value possible to our clients… and have some fun doing it.

What does a workplace say about the people in it?

In downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, you’ll find our early 1800’s warehouse that’s been renovated into a modern, loft-style headquarters. It’s open and airy, which reflects our commitment to free-flowing communication, process transparency and teamwork. There are constant, lively conversations that spark insight and designers desks decorated with Transformers (a nice metaphor for their ability to jump from art to code). Honestly, even our clients who stop by want to work here. So we carved our some conference rooms and workspaces for them, too. We’re always open to meeting new people, so here’s where to find us:

310 S. Harrington Street
Raleigh, NC 27603
919.821.2921
digitalmarketing@centerline.net

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  @tundro Thanks for passing along our job listings! 2010/08/31

  @danlondon @karlsakas @jefftippett @holyfieldtv @canesgirl41 @timanc @1918 @rdch @waynesuttonnc @jamieklee77 — thanks for the RTs, y'all! 2010/08/31

  That's right... we're hiring even more. Specifically, motion graphics designers, animators, editors. Details here: http://ar.gy/1au 2010/08/31

  clever. -> RT @cavaticat: I like the cut of your jib! http://tweetphoto.com/41672525 2010/08/27

  Setting a jib for a shoot in the office today. http://yfrog.com/nf83pj 2010/08/27

  RT @INNOV8game: Why IBM is making the CityOne sim game http://tinyurl.com/25xrr54 #seriousgames #smartwork #cityone 2010/08/26

  "IBM unveils free video game 'CityOne' that simulates urban problems in the real world." http://tinyurl.com/2g4fepu /via @NationalDefense 2010/08/23

  More "research" post yesterday's lunch convo. -> "The Evolution of the Hipster 2000-2009" http://bit.ly/4QSRf0 /via @PasteMagazine 2010/08/21

  because "what is a hipster?" was a lunch time topic: http://stuffhipstershate.tumblr.com/ - http://thingshipsterslove.tumblr.com/ 2010/08/20

  @cammicam thanks! 2010/08/20

  @andrettibrown @pwbrewer thanks for the RTs! (you, too, @cavaticat ) 2010/08/20

  "This post by @webby2001 is outstanding, and might help you rethink the way you view information." http://ar.gy/11O /via @AmberCadabra 2010/08/17

• Links From Around the Web
  • The Twitter – Facebook Disparity | BrandSavant 2010/07/19
    "The phrase “follow us on Facebook and Twitter” is repeated so often that it begins to resemble what my friend Dennis Clark calls “chickenorfish” syndrome: when the flight attendants rush down the aisle with their carts, robotically asking everyone “wouldyoulikechickenorfish,” commoditizing both and making neither particularly appealing."
  • You Are Free To Try Everything | Six Pixels of Separation - Marketing and Communications Blog - By Mitch Joel at Twist Image 2010/06/21
    A case for experimentation. (Even though "free to use" doesn't even closely equate to "free success.")
  • Using Content To Extend Your Reach Through Social Media | Social Conversations 2010/06/18
    "If the conversation is the honey, consider online content the flypaper. Authoritative content is the gateway to your site."
  • Despite Setbacks, Marketers Look to Make Better Use of Analytics - eMarketer 2010/06/18
    Interesting analytics on the state of... analytics in marketing; from who's using them, to why, to how they aren't using things correctly.
  • When is the Best Time to Tell the Truth about the Cost of Social Media? 2010/06/18
    Immediately. "If the project involves creating content and monitoring and engaging with external communities, I try to model the projected costs based on different assumptions tied to metrics reflecting core content creation, time spent reading selected feeds and other sources, and engaging meaningfully on external or related networks or communities."