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Vibrant illustration of a New Orleans restaurant and streetcar at sunset promoting New Orleans Restaurant Roulette, a free dining tool for New Orleans COOLinary created by HEROfarm Marketing & PR.
  Choosing where to eat in New Orleans is never easy. During COOLinary, it’s nearly impossible. That’s why HEROfarm has brought back New Orleans Restaurant Roulette, a playful web tool that helps diners decide where to eat with a simple spin. Created to make life easier, the free tool takes the pressure off the dining...
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Two friends lying in the middle of a dark, empty street in Lakeview, New Orleans, after Hurricane Katrina. The street is quiet with no lights or visible activity, reflecting the stillness of the city.
Flashbulb memories. Psychologists use the term for moments burned into your brain with near-perfect clarity… where you were, what you were doing, the way the air felt. Some flashbulb memories are joyful. Others are jarring. For those of us from New Orleans or the Gulf Coast, we all have one from August 29, 2005. Mine...
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Living in The Era of Mass:Miss Personalization
What happens when we try to automate connection We’re all trying to connect more… faster, broader, louder. But what happens when the tools built to scale connection start breaking it instead? We work in marketing, so we see a lot of pitches. Cold emails promising better SEO, stronger branding, game-changing lead gen tactics… You name...
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A clean flat lay of small red flags on wooden toothpicks scattered across a neutral surface.
You ever stumble across something so ridiculous, you have to read it twice just to believe it’s real? That’s exactly what happened to our creative director. While cleaning out a drawer, he found a five-page packet he received back in 2022 from a “marketing” company. He had saved it because it was so headshakingly maddening...
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Portfolio tips for procrastinating design and advertising students
Congratulations! Your college graduation is right around the corner. If you’re like many students in graphic design or advertising, you have a sense of panic growing faster than the national debt. Why? It’s likely because that all-important portfolio showcasing your work to potential employers consists of a folder… just a folder… well, and whatever stock...
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