How Movember set a new record for fundraising

Well Movember has come and gone, and although the fund raising is never really cut off
Well Movember has come and gone, and although the fund raising is never really cut off
Normally this would be our Tuesday blog article concerning all things social media. But today we wanted to use this space to promote an agency wide initiative that is ending today, Movember.
As we enter our last week of Movember, we decided to have a small contest that will double the impact of your donation.
In the United States, Thanksgiving is this Thursday, November 25. It's a holiday that is rife with overindulgence, football, and family (and all the unhealthy dynamics that family represents).
As we enter our third week of Movember, The Duffy Agency's mustachioed (thanks Grant) crusade in the name of cancer research, the progress with Team Duffy has been noteworthy (hence this small note).
On Monday, Facebook finally revealed it's long awaited messaging system to the world. And though not quite the "email killer" many prognosticated
It's the end of the second week of Movember for The Duffy Agency and our intrepid mo-growing crew is cultivating some awesome lip hair.
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again, if you’re not in social media or planning to get into social media this year, you’re going to be left behind.
Remember what it was like in the old days (circa 2000)? You needed multiple arms to juggle the myriad of electronic gadgets and accessories we all carried around. You had your laptop, cell phone, PDA, and other bright, shiny accessories.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. The time when ghosts, ghouls and creepy things emerge from their hidden depths and burst through to the mainstream to run amok on your computer screen.
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) broke a story earlier this week that Yahoo will be launching a new service called Y Connect—a Facebook Connect-like feature that will allow users to log into Web sites using their Yahoo ID and easily share content with Yahoo friends.
They say that those that don’t learn from the past are doomed to repeat it. Adage.com has released a new presentation that looks at the past seven years in social media marketing and mistakes
Malcolm Gladwell posted an interesting article in The New Yorker last week about the effectiveness of Twitter in affecting real social change.
We blogged about Promoted Tweets back in April when the new advertising model was first announced, proclaiming Twitter to be on the right track in their quest to monetize the service.
Twitter launched a microsite for New York Fashion Week (NYFW) last week sponsored by several Fashion Week players such as American Express, Bergdorfs and Modelinia
If you live in the US, you probably noticed that Google has been acting funny the past couple days. The search giant has implemented Google Instant into their engine, showing you streaming search results as you type.
We’ve been watching and writing about Twitter for over a year now and a recent Mashable article highlights some of the concerns we’ve seen with recent Twitter developments
Given their recent track record with the likes of Google Wave and Google Buzz basically tanking from the word go, it’s difficult not to feel skeptical when Google releases a new “revolutionary” product.
If there’s one thing we love Twitter for, it’s sharing social media news and ideas. Just in the past week we’ve found a good heap of fascinating and useful stories