Last week Account Director, Kate Astall experienced one of those end of the world situations. The type that makes you collapse to the floor screaming “why me?” Read the rest of this entry »
Can you imagine the response if you said to your 18 year old son “are you socially engaged across a number of platforms?” Read the rest of this entry »
Some years ago, bright eyed and bushy tailed, I bounded into the world of agency marketing – and a likeminded agency friend bought me a motivational book to send me on my way.
Thankfully the days have long gone since cocktail menus were filled with sexual innuendo. The last time you saw a Slippery Nipple or Screaming Orgasm was probably in the 80s, or on holiday in Tenerife. Good riddance I say. Read the rest of this entry »
As the Finance Manager, you may not hear from me very often. More often than not, folk that frequent this site are looking for a more creative forum rather than a financial one. With the new budget just about settled in our minds, I figured that this was the perfect chance for me to say hello and share a snippet of knowledge with you all. Read the rest of this entry »
This week Cube3 launched the brand new website for Hotel La Tour. The site uses rich video content to give a tangible experience of the hotel for visitors to the site and our Account Director, Kate Astall, developed and managed the project from start to finish. In this blog post she tells us all about ‘a film in the life of Hotel La Tour’… Read the rest of this entry »
Perhaps more so than any other business, the website of a hotel offers a powerful brand showcase. It isn’t just about presenting services, but also an atmosphere and a style, setting the expectation for a customer’s experience when they walk through the doors.
We’ve had the classic shiny model, the nose with arms, the tomato, the fury afro, the spaghetti hair do and various animated faces from Captain Conk to Honkus, the monster with an uncorrected overbite. Read the rest of this entry »
In December 2012 Netcraft announced that, according to their latest survey, there are approx. 633 million websites in the world today, a rise of 78 million (28%) in the last year. Read the rest of this entry »
I’m a big fan of online shopping. I order everything from second hand picture frames and fancy dress outfits to the much less glamorous toilet rolls and most recently Mother’s Day flowers. When I was browsing for flowers it really hit me just how far e-commerce has come. Read the rest of this entry »