Learned from my mini trip to LA that The Standard launched their Ring Your Rep campaign earlier this month. After listening to Trump’s insane press conference post-Charlottesville on the drive up, whilst trying to keep up with twitter, it was encouraging to see. Naturally, I stole the script and the postcard so I wouldn’t have to look at my computer anymore whenever I call, and so I could add it to my flat file of printed ephemera for reference—as one does. You can read more about their campaign here, and you can also read that accurate article on social activism as a brand strategy, here if you haven’t done so already.
Learned from my mini trip to LA that The Standard launched their Ring Your Rep campaign earlier this month. After listening to Trump’s insane press conference post-Charlottesville on the drive up, whilst trying to keep up with twitter, it was encouraging to see. Naturally, I stole the script and the postcard so I wouldn’t have to look at my computer anymore whenever I call, and so I could add it to my flat file of printed ephemera for reference—as one does. You can read more about their campaign here, and you can also read that accurate article on social activism as a brand strategy, here if you haven’t done so already.
Learned from my mini trip to LA that The Standard launched their Ring Your Rep campaign earlier this month. After listening to Trump’s insane press conference post-Charlottesville on the drive up, whilst trying to keep up with twitter, it was encouraging to see. Naturally, I stole the script and the postcard so I wouldn’t have to look at my computer anymore whenever I call, and so I could add it to my flat file of printed ephemera for reference—as one does. You can read more about their campaign here, and you can also read that accurate article on social activism as a brand strategy, here if you haven’t done so already.
Learned from my mini trip to LA that The Standard launched their Ring Your Rep campaign earlier this month. After listening to Trump’s insane press conference post-Charlottesville on the drive up, whilst trying to keep up with twitter, it was encouraging to see. Naturally, I stole the script and the postcard so I wouldn’t have to look at my computer anymore whenever I call, and so I could add it to my flat file of printed ephemera for reference—as one does. You can read more about their campaign here, and you can also read that accurate article on social activism as a brand strategy, here if you haven’t done so already.