Monthly Archives: April 2012

MJR Creative Group is proud to support a very special program called the Buy California Grown Marketing Agreement. We were asked to develop the website www.californiagrown.org, to help put a face on California’s agricultural communities and to give consumers a … Continue reading →


Facebook announced they would be providing real-time page insights back in February, and they are now live for most pages. Real-time is a bit of a misnomer, as most are actually updated every 15 minutes, but this upgrade to Facebook … Continue reading →


If you have followed this blog recently, you know that I am big on optimizing brand image content for how it is being used in social media. Pinterest, Instagram and Facebook have led the big push in image content on … Continue reading →


Much has been made of the aging of America, but our youth-obsessed marketing culture may be missing the boat when it comes to conducting business on the internet. At a panel discussion held today at DEMO Spring 2012 Steve Jurvetson, … Continue reading →


The Silicon Valley Bank State of the Wine Industry Report, 2012-13 has been released and features some fascinating information and prognostications. The report’s key predictions for the upcoming year Wine inventories evolving into a state of shortage that will last … Continue reading →


Social Media/Mobile/Apps/Email/Blogs/Social and Info Graphs….. We have a remarkable array of channels with which to interact with our customers and clients. We have unparalleled access to huge amounts of data as well, allowing us to understand the relationships of, and … Continue reading →


A recent twitter conversation between myself (Bradley Fitzhenry, brand manager for MJR) and @OgilvyDigital (Official Twitter feed of Ogilvy’s North American Strategy Practice headquartered in New York) sparked my curiosity. Here’s the tweet that started it: From @consumerreports Best/Worst Supermarkets. … Continue reading →