The Ocean Agency

Hey all,

The Mad Men Liveblog is almost here, and we are preparing ourselves. What does that mean? Well, we’ve caught up on past seasons, we have visited MadMenyourself.com incessantly and have outfits and cocktails picked out. You should see how skinny my tie is, it’s like it’s not even there. What are you doing to prepare yourself?

In any case, we really hope you join us on Sunday night, here is the link to get a reminder delivered in your email!

Live Blog!

Also, because we hit our July goal, the office is having a rooftop BBQ and party today. It will probably look something like this:

To prepare ourselves for the liveblog, we’ve been doing a little research on Season 3 . I would have to say that this piece in Vanity Fair, by Bruce Handy, is the perfect way to get prepared for season 3.

Today is Day 2 of Mad Men week here at the Ocean Agency. We are counting down to our Liveblog of the season premiere Sunday at 9 PM CST.

If Don Draper was both a real person and alive today (just go with me here people) I feel like he would be fascinated by the evolution of the advertising world. Most of all, he might salivate, in a very cool and debonair manner of course, at the integration of so many forms of mass media.

You read it everyday: Brands need to become more interactive online, but many times, brands don’t know where to start. This is where companies like the Ocean Agency jump in, giving mostly good advice on how brands can be more interactive and successful in today’s marketplace.

While many agencies are great at telling their clients how to succeed in a world of social and interactive media, their own presence is lacking.

At the Ocean Agency, we’ve had a lot of success building interactive web campaigns for clients, but now it’s time to practice what we preach.