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Nothin’ but Net(working)
mlt Creative - 25-year Timeline – 1987 - 1989
Are you doing the little things?
it takes character to make it in marketing
MLT Creative sponsors surf rock festival
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Nothin’ but Net(working)
 Dribble, pass, shoot. The buzzer blares: in-and-out heartbreak. Rebound, dribble, pass, shoot: Swish – nothin’ but net. A pick-up game at the gym, or networking at a business-to-business conference? Different scenarios, but similar tactics apply to both.
Although networking through the use of social media can have incredible benefits in the world of B2B marketing, sometimes it feels like riding the bench in the middle of the playoffs. So get in the game by getting away from the computer, because face-to-face interaction is still the best way to make connections and build your business in Atlanta.
Sure, the idea of walking into a room where you don’t know a single person can be pretty daunting, but with a game plan, a goal in mind and a pocket full of business cards, you can work the room like a pro.
Here's a few tips for scoring at networking functions:
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MLT Creative is celebrating its 25th anniversary
This month’s featured years: 1987 - 1989
 Follow us as we retrace our steps, from a humble beginning in 1984, through years of goofy haircuts, economic ups and downs — even the births of a few of our current employees — all the way to today.
View MLT Creative’s 25-year timeline.
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Are you doing the little things?
Posted Monday, May 18, 2009 by Glenn Taylor
 We at MLT Creative strongly support strengthening your B2B marketing and business marketing campaign efforts through the addition of social media tools like Linkedin�. We feel that this should be a weapon in every B2B salesman's arsenal to join group conversations and gain valuable contacts. Yet, as strong as those tools can be, they're not a replacement for doing the basics in an outreach and lead generation program.
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It takes “character” to make it in marketing
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 Aristocrat Tomato
The Heinz Company created this character in 1939 to out-class the competition by touting the superiority of their tomatoes.
Despite his crimson hue, he was the epitome of blue-blood aristocracy.
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MLT Creative Sponsors Surf Rock Festival
On Saturday, May 23, you’ll find a slice of Southern California just a few miles east of Decatur, Ga. at Clarkston Surf Fest — a most excellent outdoor festival featuring good food, good beer and a full day of live surf rock.
That's why, once again, we here at MLT Creative are indulging our inner beach bums by being a part of it all. For the third year in a row, we’re one of the proud sponsors of what has quickly become one of our favorite Atlanta festivals.
As a Surf Fest sponsor, we designed all of the creative elements for the festival, including its website (clarkstonsurffest.com), promotional posters, even surfboard-shaped street banners affixed to local telephone poles. We’ve also gone guerilla by putting surfboard-shaped stickers in strategic places all over town.
The event always draws an enthusiastic, all-ages crowd, and attendees are even allowed to bring their own coolers. So consider yourself cordially invited to grab the family, come on out to Clarkston and get your summer started right.
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MLT Creative helps Manheim with ‘Hearts’
Each year, MLT Creative sponsors Manheim's Heart to Hearts program. This year, as a Gold Sponsor, we contributed our design expertise and DigiPik printing services to the event. Several MLT Creative employees attended the silent auction on May 3, and a few of us even hit the links for the Heart to Hearts Golf Tournament on May 4.
Manheim’s Heart to Hearts program was founded to honor the memory of Michael P. Fisher, the company’s lead attorney. A partner at Dow, Lohnes & Albertson, Fisher was killed in a plane crash in 1998.
The program was founded to help Manheim employees, customers and vendors raise funding and collect donated items for the Michael P. Fisher Cardiac Intensive Care Unit (CICU) at the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Sibley Heart Center.
Since its inception, Heart to Hearts has raised more than $5.2 million, according to the program’s website (www.manheimhearttohearts.com) — including $189,469 so far this year. “At Manheim,” the site says, “we believe there is no better way to honor our friend and colleague.”
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