Rocket

This past week at MLT

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A lot of great stuff has happened this past week at MLT Creative (the greatest B2B Marketing Agency on the planet). We have been super busy on all our accounts, as well as our latest new business outreach.

Sean – Paper Aerospace Engineer
Sean worked all last week on MLT’s latest new business outreach. I can’t go into full detail — it’s mostly Top Secret at this point. But I CAN tell you it involves a popular stomach relief medicine, a film canister and a sweet rocket designed by Sean “X-acto Blade” Borja. It’s all hush-hush, but I can give you a leaked photo from the MLT R&D Department.

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Not everything we do is pretty

Not everything we do is pretty

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Here at MLT Creative (the greatest B2B agency on the face of the planet), not all we produce is beautiful. Sure our campaigns win awards, yes we work overtime to produce creative marketing solutions for our clients, but we also output trash – lots and lots of trash.

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Finding Brush Bliss in B2B Marketing

Finding Brush Bliss in B2B Marketing

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Seeing as how I work in the creative department for an Atlanta B2B Marketing Agency as a designer and creative director, I find myself using Photoshop – a lot. One of my favorite features in Photoshop is the Brush Palette.

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Aristotle

Hello and Welcome to Creative Considerations

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Hello, my name is Ryan Duffy, I’m a creative director for MLT Creative (an advertising agency in the metro Atlanta area). I begin this blog with a few thoughts on marketing, and where things are headed in the marketing/advertising arena.

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MLT Branded

The Beat Begins

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Welcome to the Man On the Street Beat, an advertising and marketing blog with an insider’s eye on the industry. Here you’ll find personal observations on the ever changing nature of marketing, as well as insightful commentary on the best (and worst) ads we’ve seen lately. Every day, we’ll be here to entertain, inform, inquire and include anyone who shares our passion for “the pitch.”

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