I challenge you to take a long, hard look at the current state of the culture in your business and make a commitment to incorporate at least a few of these six New Year’s Resolutions in how you lead your company and your employees.
Matthew Grier joined Team Altitude as an intern – the very first graphic design intern for Altitude – from January to May 2014.
With one case study and lots of leg work, Altitude positioned Copernicus Group IRB as an early adopter of technology and generating lift that would help the company rise above their competitors and realize their ultimate goal—acquisition.
Are you ready for 2015? Quite a few marketing and advertising technologies that worked a year ago are already out of date. Here’s our prediction for what we’ll see next year and the implications of these space-age-like technologies for brands.
A new website on your list of things to do for 2015? Don’t forget the mobile user.
Far too often, emerging companies are focused on the day-to-day and the tactical rather than the strategic — a sure recipe for coming off as amateurish and without credibility. Here’s how to build a strategy and avoid putting the cart before the horse.
Writing about technology is entirely different than technical writing. Here’s how to get intimate with the technology your company offers to effectively to get your audience to act.
Mike Bartlett interned with Altitude in the summer of 2009. That internship helped to lay the foundation of a successful career as a media planner.
When planning for a trip to Alaska, being prepared was crucial. And only one brand stood out above all the rest to help.
We hear a lot about upstart entrepreneurs who dream up some new technology and turn an industry on its ear. But in the B2B world, seasoned insiders are more likely to introduce disruptive innovation.
