Goodtree & Co was started by advertising veteran Hal Goodtree in early 2007.
“There was a need for a digital agency that combined traditional advertising acumen with mad web skills” says Goodtree.
“We focus on creating quality content: unique words, pictures and video that look more like editorial than advertising. We know how to engage an audience, stick to the core message and execute the marketing in unexpected ways.”
Mr. Goodtree started his career at Benton & Bowles (later DMB&B) in New York where he worked on leaqding brands including Scope, Crest, Whirlpool and Burger King.
As an independent producer, he has worked for Saatchi & Saatchi, the National Football League, Draft Worldwide and Digitas. His work has been awarded a commercial Emmy for Sportschannel and a Lion at the Cannes Film Festival.
For more information, visit Goodtree & Co.
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May 13, 2009 at 12:59 pm
bob
you page http://online-copywriter.com/wordpress/2007/04/16/do-you-capitalize-internet/ is not displaying the captcha input on 2 browsers-current Firefox and Safari, but is still running the error checking.
I was trying to post the following, decide for yourself if you want to post it:
Because there are multiple ‘post offices’ in this country and throughout the world. There are many internets (networks linked together - ie Hoffman Estates campus is networked with Dekalb campus as well as the Naperville campus. But there is just one Internet that is commonly referred to that represents a specific noun. There are multiple electricity systems, there is a concept of a National Electric Grid. There are multiple sewer systems, but they are not typically referred to specifically.
A dictionary does not refer to a specific noun. The MS Word Dictionary (or Microsoft Word Dictionary) does.