Generally, there’s nothing better in agency life than winning a new piece of business. Unless, of course, you can win a piece of business twice. This winter, we had the pleasure of experiencing just that when we were reunited with Silver Star Mountain Resort for the second time. For this year’s Silver Star campaign, we…
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I was asked to write a blog post to introduce myself two months ago when I started my internship. There is just too much awesomeness at Hot Tomali that I just happened to forget about it, plus they put me to work asap. It’s not too often that you work in an open space with…
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Impending apocalyptic doom tends to bring people together to reminisce about their lives, and be grateful of the things they have. Luckily for us, this faux-pocalypse nonsense has passed and we can all go back to our normal, selfish lives, and start pretending we knew it was a hoax all along. Just kidding. As the…
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Walking into the office this morning, we witnessed something that we — well, let’s be honest… we’ve waited for this moment for a while — didn’t think would happen: the decrepit Canadian Tire on Mclean & Hastings being torn down, brick by brick. Nothing like the smell of building destruction in the morning to go…
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This coming March, Thomas Stringham (@thomasstringham), @hottomali’s Creative Director and Founder, will be judging the 1st annual Social Media Awards, hosted by the Social Media Network and presented by Vancity Buzz. With categories ranging from Best Blog, Best Video Channel, Best Social Media in BC, and Must Follow of 2013, the judges will be choosing…
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