Author Archives: Bryan Mavrow

Bryan Mavrow is VP, GM at Hot Tomali, an award-winning integrated communications agency guided by ideas—not mediums. Every project is approached individually to tailor innovative and thought-provoking communications that are specific to your audience. To learn more about Hot Tomali visit: www.hottomali.com

Want your marketing to sell? Get focused.

If Social Media’s “brand chat” is at one end of marketing, hike all the way across the spectrum to the hyper targeted, call-to-action space called local marketing. This is where you can dial up the specifics of your customer targeting and approach them with focused, action-oriented sales messaging. These days it’s direct marketing on steroids…

E-Commerce is Key

With all the excitement swirling around social media’s new paradigm of brand engagement, it feels like focus has been lost on “closing the deal.” It’s time to get your e-commerce strategy in order.

Thoughts from the Ad Age Small Agency Conference

The Hot Tomali team is back from a few days in New Orleans, having attended the fantastic Ad Age Small Agency Conference that brought together small agencies from across the continent to share insights and strategies on how to be better at what we do. Aside from feeling pretty proud about being the only double…

Dare to Stare Your Online Customers in the Eyes

Website measurement is now firmly planted in the business lexicon, thanks to Google. “Google Analytics” has become a generic term among companies, meaning that lots of stuff on a website is trackable. It’s true: I was told by Omniture that its premium analytics toolkit, Site Catalyst, has over 100,000 report variations! So, the problem is…

Hot Tomali Launches MetPrinters.com

Hot Tomali launches MetPrinters.com. But what’s a printing company doing online?

Who We Are

Hot Tomali is an award-winning integrated marketing communications agency based in Vancouver, BC. We're guided by ideas–not mediums. Every project is approached individually to tailor innovative and thought-provoking marketing communications that are specific to your audience. Your needs are unique and every project is unique. Shouldn't every solution also be unique?