What's in your toolbox? Our own Pam Hartley took that question to a literal sense today when she spoke about her marketing and business experiences with our client Baker Motor Company's Tommy Baker's College of Charleston entrepreneurial class this Tuesday, Sept. 11th! The toolbox, or
Sometimes when you innovate, you make mistakes. It is best to admit them quickly and get on with improving your other innovations. –Steve Jobs
The September 2012 issue of Skirt! Magazine is on newsstands now with our brand new campaign for our client, Affordables! We're excited to finally see this issue in print, which features our new Affordables branding and message: Real Women. Real Lives. Real Style. The ad highlights
Have you heard? Right now our client The Coastal Cupboard is offering HALF-OFF cooking classes! Here's the deal: you must book your cooking classes before next Wednesday, Sept. 12th, 2012. This offer is valid on all classes through Oct. 31st. It's such an amazing offer,
“Having limits to push against is how you find out what you can do.” —Sylvie Guillem
We wish everyone a safe and happy Labor Day weekend! Our office is closed Monday, Sept. 3rd. We look forward to bringing you more Momentum Marketing happenings next week! ~The Momentum Marketing Team
After much anticipation, the 2013 Cooper River Bridge Run's 2013 art was finally unveiled! Momentum's own Pam Hartley and Carlton Swift were judges earlier this month, so it was especially exciting for us to attend the official reveal at Alhambra Hall in Mt. Pleasant, S.C.
Exciting things are brewing for our client Affordables! Our own Emily Trogdon headed down to the Art Institute of Charleston with some of the Affordables team today to review students' presentations for a live window display event, which is taking place in the downtown Charleston
Have you checked out the new Affordables website yet? We launched the design earlier this summer as part of the company's rebranded look. The new color scheme features a cool blue over a brown and textured beige, as well as a brief history of the stores,
"Effort only fully releases its reward after a person refuses to quit." ~Napoleon Hill
