The Cougar + The Kitten Talk Social Media

What’s The Cougar + The Kitten? It’s our Mopdog take on the distinct age differences in viewing and utilizing the newest marketing trends. Today our cougar and kitten are focusing on social media and how their posts differ across each outlet. Take a look below and see how our kitten uses hashtags, checks in and even shares her posts across each social media platform.

Want to learn more about creating the right messages for your marketing channels? Contact us or email Cheryl Musial, cheryl@mopdog.com.

New PSA Campaign: Real Proof

Over the last few months the Mopdog team has been busy working with the Cobb Alcohol Taskforce on a new PSA campaign, Real Proof, funded by the Cobb Alcohol Taskforce, DBHDD and the Cobb County School District.

Real Proof takes the public through the most common misconceptions about underage drinking. After seeing what teens and adults really think, you’ll learn the realities of underage and youth binge drinking.

We enjoyed spending time going out and interviewing the people of Cobb County. Throughout the creative process, Martin, senior interactive designer, spent much of his time recording interviews, sorting through film, editing and putting together the final videos. View the first three videos here!

But it didn’t stop there! Our marketing team worked to put together press releases, social media calendars and social media content to spread the word about the PSA, creating Facebook and Twitter accounts for the campaign. Check them out, follow and like, and you’ll be one of the first to know when the next series of videos are released!

Mopdog + Career Fair

Last month, Bill and Brooke went to Harrison High School to represent Mopdog during their Career Fair alongside other local businesses. They had a great time setting up the Mopdog table complete with banner, tablecloth and a slideshow featuring some exciting projects.

They also brought along one of Mopdog's most curious marketing tools, the invisible dogs! It was amusing to see the dogs catch attention and bring interested high school students over to learn more. Click here to see pictures from the event.