Category Archives: Just For Fun

12 Oct

Fluffy Butts = Stress Relief. Why You Should Consider an Office Pet

By Abby Brown, Creative Associate   A few weeks ago, I had the dignified duty of dogsitting for my parents while they went on vacation. By “dignified duty,” I mean a wonderfully exhausting week of handling an animal that’s a bit more high-maintenance than my fat cat. Our resident employee who is allergic to dogs […]

14 Sep

Engage Me!

What Cancelled TV Shows Can Teach Us About Marketing Engagement By Libby Esterle, Senior Account Executive  Awhile back, I wrote a blog about simply losing interest in pinning oodles and oodles recipes, décor ideas and crafts that A) were really just taking up my time and B) things I actually NEVER went back and referenced […]

20 Jul
27 Apr

Don’t Let Those Sticky Notes, Color Coded Timelines and To-Do Lists Scare You – Read This and Get Organized Now.

By Victoria Knepp, Account Associate How many times have you been asked, “How do you keep yourself organized?” in a job interview? How many times have you asked yourself, “How can I keep myself organized?” Well, no matter who is asking the question, in the marketing communications world an automatic answer is a must. Working […]

2 Mar
10 Feb
3 Feb

Get Your Design On

By Abby Brown, Creative Associate One of the things I love about working at Rasor is that my fellow employees value design. Being our in-house designer, it’s wonderful to work with people who are open to and excited about how design can strengthen our ideas. Marketing and design are so interconnected, yet many people disregard […]

6 Jan
27 Oct

Media, Ads and You: The Love Triangle You Can’t Escape

By Victoria Knepp, Account Associate  As a graduate with degrees in public relations and advertising, I like to think I am a master of knowing the difference between the two, but also knowing they are hopelessly intertwined. Any brand loves a good opportunity for publicity and positive association, but advertisers have an easy and lucrative […]

22 Oct

4 Practical Life and Business Lessons from 4 Impractical Jokers

By Libby Esterle, Senior Account Executive To help weather my way through a recent TV show drought, I stumbled upon, and subsequently began, binge-watching “Impractical Jokers” on TRU TV. For those of you who are not familiar with this hidden-camera show, the basic premise is that four lifelong friends (“the guys”) compete to embarrass each […]