Do you enjoy the Wu Tang Clan? What about free concerts? Well then, have we got a blog post for you.Our marketing department has come in to a nice little stash of tickets for Sunday's show, it seems, and is giving them away here at Phoenix New Times' site. So head over here and do what the nice girls in marketing tell you, and you may be seeing the show for freesies. --Martin Cizmar
The Arizona Office of Tourism wants Denver residents to think of sunny Arizona this winter by posing with cutouts of scenes from the state.
Local marketing and advertising firm Moses Anshell sent a news release to New Times' sister paper, the Denver Westword, this morning announcing the promotion, which states:
The Arizona Office of Tourism wants Denver residents to "Do Tomorrow Different" by taking their photos "in Arizona." Several cutout boards with Arizona scenes will be placed th
There are Friends of Tobacco. And antismoking advocates worry that behind-the-scenes machinations may water down a state campaign to discourage teen
smoking.
Not an actual picture of marketing guru David Leibowitz.We're not suggesting he's off to a galaxy far, far away or anything, but we can report that David Leibowitz is on the move.Leibowitz, a former Arizona Republic columnist and KTAR talk show host, has limited his journalism lately to freelancing. His main gig has been serving as the vice president/ creative director at the oh-so-cool downtown ad agency Moses Anshell. (And yes, when we write "oh-so-cool," we really mean, "this freakin' c
Live Nation says it's 2-for-1 ticket deal is a hit, and will expand it. "After seeing sales increase by 300% over the previous weeks' promotions, with fans saving more than $350,000, Live Nation announced today that fan response has been so positive, the company's popular 2-for-1 concert ticket offer has been held over for a second consecutive week."
That means that tomorrow at 12:01 a.m. concert fans in Phoenix will get a free ticket when they buy one for select shows from several genres a
