100 Buck for 100 Likes – The Winner! from SoEg Creative on Vimeo.

…and the winner is………….

Of course it wouldn’t be a party with out a gift. So here it is……bah-bah-ba-ba–bah-bah-ba-ba-ba-ba….10% off your next purchase! [exploding fireworks and confetti all around].

This is a VERY LIMITED TIME OFFER. All purchases have to be made by next Friday (2-24-2012) so hurry up and call us at 817-781-3737 and let’s get going.

We have certainly learned a lot this year, and we know that year 2 is going to rock even harder!

A sincere THANK YOU,
From SoEg Creative

* Offer does not apply to any work that has already been performed. Can not combine with any other offers. Deals must be signed and first payment received by promotion expiration date (2-24-12). Thats all with the fine print.

“You could get away with anything in those days,” one fella says. “I built an app that did absolutely nothing.”

That’s just one thought-provoking quip from the slick video that also pokes fun at QR codes, community mangers and online relationship status updates.

Created for Social Media Week 2012, this video captures interviews with octogenarian hipsters as they take a look back on what social media and digital culture were back in the day.

[Courtesy of our friends at Social Media Week. Thanks to Mashable for sharing]

Pinterest, a two-year-old social bookmarking site that lets users collect and share things they like on the web, is driving increasingly significant amounts of traffic to retailers’ websites.

The service enables users to create online bulletin boards, or “pinboards,” for popular categories such as home decor, food and wedding inspiration. Members can use Pinterest’s “Pin It” bookmarklet tool and iPhone app to save things they see online and offline, and explore and repin the images their friends collect via their personal newsfeeds. The website is especially popular among women, who account for 58% of Pinterest’s traffic, according to Experian Hitwise.
The site’s popularity is quickly growing. Pinterest’s traffic increased more than fourfold between September 2011 and December 2011, bringing in 7.51 million unique visitors in December alone, data from Compete indicates. The amount of traffic Pinterest sent elsewhere has risen accordingly, becoming a top five referrer for several apparel retailers, according to internal data from Monetate, which provided the infographic below.

Although Pinterest is becoming a significant source of traffic for retailers, search still dominates, and the site has yet to prove itself as a potential sales channel. At present, scant data is available about the social network’s conversion rates.

[Courtesy Linkedin]

Stage 1: Get 1 follower.

Stage 2: Have more followers then Ashton Kutcher and Lady Gaga.

Admittedly we’re going to need some help getting to stage 2. So come follow us at http://twitter.com/#!/soegcreative

We look forward to hearing from you…..160 characters at a time.

-SoEg