Among the most dramatic design changes in the latest iteration of Apple’s smartphone, the iPhone 4, is a stainless-steel antenna that wraps around its sides. The new antenna design constitutes a radical departure from previous iPhone models, which buried the antenna under the phone’s shell.

The new phone, which goes on sale June 24, puts out more radio-frequency radiation than its predecessor, according to Federal Communications Commission documents. That, along with the new antenna, is expected to give the iPhone 4 greater signal strength and reliability.

Apple hopes the new design will counter one of the most common complaints consumers have with the iPhone: dropped calls.  Read More

Don’t want to lug your camera, camcorder, and phone all over the place when you’re on vacation? No worries. The new iPhone includes a 5mp camera and is able to record and edit movies in 720p high definition. All in a package that is 9.3mm thin, right there in your pocket.

If you’re worried about your phone breaking if you drop it, worry no longer. The new phone comes with strengthened glass that is more scratch resistant, and a stainless steel band to secure the phone’s parts which also serves as the phone’s antenna.

Problems with multitasking or running multiple apps with your old iPhone? Problem solved. Apple has answered this with the Apple A4 mobile processor. The new processor is designed to answer many of the previous iPhone’s problems, all while claiming not to reduce battery life. The new operating system lets you run, say, a GPS app while listening to music or running other apps, all without reducing the phone’s performance. A more powerful phone with a more power efficient processor is what iPhone patrons asked for, and it’s exactly what they got.

Need some information? Need some help managing your money, or anything else during your day? There’s an app for that. Literally. With over 200,000 at Apple’s app store, you shouldn’t have trouble finding what you need. Some of which are even free. The phone also includes a program called Genius, which suggests apps to you based on the ones that you already have.

Those aren’t the only features that made the phone a hit. With the web and unparalleled video & audio connectivity and your fingertips, Apple’s improvement to a proven product is sure to be a hit with consumers.

What does this mean for marketing your products and services? With more and more people accessing the web by mobile phone, the greater the shift of the venue where people will get their information. The Web is a growing opportunity and vast information source. How will your business be found on the Web? Contact Interactivity Marketing and let us help you create your opportunity today.

1. If it was a watershed, discernibly changing the culture of advertising or the popular culture as a whole.
2. If it itself was credited with creating a category, or if by its efforts a brand became entrenched in its category as No. 1.
3. If it was simply unforgettable.

In this article we will be highlighting numbers 49-25.

We will start with the still famous saying for M&M candies “Melts in your mouth, not in your hand.”  The campaign, number 39 on our countdown, came out in 1954 and was created by Ted Bates & Co.  M&M candies signature white M on the candies was started in 1954, replacing the black one that started in 1950.

Our next top campaign is number 37, Saturn’s “A different kind of company, A different kind of car.”  The slogan was created by Hal & Riney Partners in 1989.  The company used the slogan in TV and print ads to set them apart from other companies.  Saturn used innovative thinking and customer input for all their car models, unfortunately Saturn fell victim to GM’s cost cutting and the brand is in the process of being phased out along with GM brands Pontiac, Sabb, and Hummer.

Energizer, it is almost impossible to think of them without thinking of the bunny.  The “Energizer Bunny,” number 34 on our countdown came out in 1989 and was created by Chiat/Day.  The bunny, a pink rabbit, wears sunglasses, blue and white sandals, and carries a drum and drum sticks.  The bunny is still the company’s marketing icon and mascot.

Budweiser comes in next at number 27, with its 1970s campaign “This Bud’s for you.”  The campaign was created by D’Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles and has spawned numerous songs with “This Bud’s for you” as the chorus line.

Number 25 on our list is still famous over 70 years after the campaign began.  Campbell Soup “Mmm mm good” was created by the company of BBDO (Batten, Barton, Durstine, and Osborn) in the 1930s.  The company still uses the saying as the company’s slogan for their lines of children and adults soups.

Look for article 4 in our countdown to the Top Ag Campaign of the 20^th Century and for help with your ad campaign contact Interactivity Marketing!

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A few ways to use social media would be:

• Post on Twitter a special rate that requires a code
• Link the special to a webpage with the code already entered
• Use Facebook fan page updates to post specials
• Use custom tabs within Facebook pages to allow registration or code generation
• Allow online registration

Things to Remember When Setting deals

• Set a clear time frame the code can be used or customers may try to use later on
• Be clear on your Twitter account or Facebook fan page that you will be posting specials to sell rooms and seats so they expect this and aren’t bothered by it.

For help on using social media for airlines, shows, and hotels or any other type of marketing contact Interactivity Marketing.

Interactivity Marketing and AFC will work together to create a cohesive marketing plan to promote AFC’s football training camps that will be held around the United States which are set to begin in December.

“We are anticipating working with Interactivity Marketing throughout the campaign for AFC,” Jamie King, President and Owner of American Football College said. “The work they have exhibited for previous clients is impressive and I expect the same for the AFC campaign.”

The integrated campaign will focus on online marketing and grassroots efforts including social network marketing and branding that will introduce the AFC brand to the U.S