Some 10 to 20 percent of videos viewers do proceed to create a campaign — and that seems significantly above average to me — but Mr. Newmark believes the percentage has room to grow.
Intuitively knowing that all of us, as consumers and citizens, have hidden emotional, visual vocabularies, out task was to systematically isolate the personal values a designated audience was most likely to honor; then proceed to create sets of 'Ideas they could see', based on graphic cues and codes.
Think of the implications - we purport to know you, sell that notion to advertisers, and proceed to create "intimate interactive immersive experiences" for you...but for which you?
African American migrants, drawn from the South to help power the "arsenal of democracy" during World War II, would proceed to create the land called Motown.
Fortunately Obama seems to be a man who considers evidence and then reaches a decision based on that evidence, rather than being an ideologue who will proceed to create his own reality after he makes a decision.
Once in charge, he swept the advertising inside the paper, hired rule-breaking young journalists and proceeded to create one of the liveliest metropolitan dailies in the country.
Ms. Heide (rhymes with tidy) began writing only after all five of her children had entered school, but she proceeded to create a stream of entertaining literature that included books for girls adjusting to adolescence, mysteries and sports stories.
The agency connected us with a number of production companies, and we chose one that proceeded to create a demo that highlighted the characters and the arc of the show.
Criticized for creating a family with four precocious children and for writing in a style that drew attention to itself, he proceeded to create a family with seven precocious children, and to produce, in "Zooey" and "Seymour," works of supreme literary exhibitionism.
He was perhaps best known for being the inspiration for the Ozark Ike comic strip, which seems appropriate enough considering the almost daily comedy the Mets proceeded to create in 1962 as they stumbled to a historically awful record of 40-120.
"As he always used to say, 'I'll sleep when I'm dead.' " Three years later, when an equally disreputable one-bedroom just downstairs became available, Mr. Mentesana bought that one, too, for about the same price, and with the help of his contractor, Jim Prousalis, and his architect, Alexander Gorlin ("my invisible pen," as Mr. Mentesana describes him), proceeded to create a duplex.
