Interactive Archive

Historic Columbia Foundation’s Interactive Maps

Thursday, June 10th, 2010

Zoom over and take a stroll around Columbia’s Arsenal Hill neighborhood- from your computer.

Last month Mad Monkey launched the first of six interactive maps for the Historic Columbia Foundation’s Retrace initiative. Each map has over thirty sites around the neighborhood with text, images and video of the historic properties and locations and the people who lived there.


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Check out the Arsenal Hill interactive map by clicking on the screen above or following this link to http://historiccolumbia.org/site/tours/self-guided-tours/.

On the Road with Mad Monkey

Monday, September 14th, 2009

Mad Monkey’s on a whirlwind speaking circuit this week and you’re invited! Come check us out at the following events.

South Carolina Arts Commission’s Statewide Arts Conference – Tuesday, September 15

Communicating through the Internet: Your Mission Still Matters – 10:45am – 12:00pm

Myrtle Beach Ad Club – Thursday, September 17

The More for Less War: Adjusting to the New Economic Landscape – 11:30am – 1:00 pm

Admission: $35.00; students $20.00

Location: The Dunes Golf & Beach Club

Charleston Ad Fed – Thursday, September 17

The More for Less War: Adjusting to the New Economic Landscape – 5:30pm – 7:30pm

Admission: $15.00; free for Ad Fed members.

Location: The American Theater. R.s.v.p to Tom Jeffrey

NUM8ERS

Wednesday, August 5th, 2009

I have been thinking this week about the value of numbers. A number can seem like a lot when vaguely referenced or presented with no context. “I’ve built $5 million in business!” Ok, but over what period of time? And are you talking about sales or revenues? Not to mention, how?!

Mad Monkey is a group of extremely creative, problem-solving-focused people; but when you drill down to a starting point, usually that creativity grows from a number or set of numbers. Examples include, “80% of our target audience is women in their 50s and 60s.” Or, “when we runĀ  TV spots, telephone calls to our call center increase by 30%. Our goal is to push that number to 50% over 6 months.” The example list, of course, goes on.

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Social Media: What’s the Point?

Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009

The question of social media has been presented to us from every angle these days: What’s the point and do I need to do it? I personally receive this question not just from clients, but also from friends and family. The answer across the board is not a resounding “yes,” but a resounding, “it depends.”

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