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In the spring of 2010, Facebook rolled out social plugins. They approached us to help them share their vision with the world. We explain what social plugins are and why Facebook thinks they make the Internet a better place for everyone.
We introduce you to StockTwits, a social network where investors can share ideas and news, learn from pros and talk stocks—all in real time.
Some time ago, Oren Jacob asked us to help him tell the story of how he used social media to promote his new film, Ready, Set, Bag! The efforts he and others made to spread the word about their small film paved the way for a whole new set of marketing techniques for indie films.
We show you how ZangZing gives your group one place to share all your photos in collaborative albums.
You've got a lot of your life in texts. Other ways we communicate are almost impossible to lose and we can access them from ANYWHERE. But not your texts. Drop your phone, change carriers, upgrade software and they're GONE.
We show you how Urban Airship can help you to keep your users engaged while tracking and measuring the success of your app.
We show you how Adaptivity can help you focus more attention on the design of your IT system before you deploy it so you won't go broke trying to manage the chaos in post deployment.
We show you how Amazon Cloud Drive gives you one place to keep all of your music so you can play it at any time, from any place, without any more transferring or syncing.








Simple lines put the full attention on the story and concept of your idea. It's like the pictures you draw on a napkin to explain an idea. Our napkins are embeddable.
Accessible and easy to relate to, the whimsy inherent in this type of artwork matches the fun and energy of your idea. This is your go-to style for lots of color, movement and character.
Broad strokes and elaborate drawings convey emotion and grace, complementing your message. This style emanates texture, personality and elegance.
Putting an emphasis on individual words and creating visual punctuation creates a verbal and visual impact at every turn. Powerful visuals for powerful messages.
With this visual grab-bag of styles and techniques, the viewer gets a one-of-a-kind experience that highlights the originality of your idea and communicates your story in a totally unique way.
With personality that cannot be replicated by a computer, human interaction with physical elements makes this style a perfect companion to stories both sincere and playful.
You LOVE jammin' out to music with your friends. You also love how you can access music on your Android through your apps and the Internet. What you don't love? How hard it is to listen to music on your Android WITH your friends.
The intentional shapes, icons, symbols and lines that characterize this style make for a no-nonsense approach to storytelling. Clean edges and deliberate animations don't get in the way of your message.









Epipheo Studios excels at taking seemingly complicated concepts and distilling them down to an easily-understandable essence. If it's taking you 45 minutes to explain your big idea, you NEED an Epipheo.
Too many fantastic startups die because the public doesn't grasp their significance quickly enough. An Epipheo helps you give others that same epiphany that led to the creation of your company.
Often apathy is the result of poor understanding. An Epipheo is a great tool for explaining the context and significance of complex political realities.
Your brand won't excel at capturing the attention of the public unless you're first able to capture the imagination of your employees. An Epipheo can help you encourage your employees to more fully own your company's brand so that they in turn can champion it to consumers.
If you need to get the word out about an event, an Epipheo can help you do it quickly and efficiently. We don't just tell people when your event is taking place—we help them understand why it's important for them to be there.
When people have an epiphany about your cause, they open up their hearts, minds and finances. Epipheos are videos designed to create epiphanies.
Even an old-school medium can use a little new-school hype. Liven up your book launch with a custom Epipheo trailer that brings new media vibrancy to marketing classic print.
An Epipheo is a succinct, powerful way to spread the word about your company's new products or features. You need to do more than just explain how your stuff works--you need to help people understand why it matters.
Sometimes words get thrown around so much that they begin to lose their meaning and significance. This can be a big problem for brands or organizations whose trademarks get watered down. An Epipheo is a great way to clarify terminology.









We show you how Google Places can help you find great new places to go based on the ratings you make and share with your friends.
We show you how Amazon Cloud Drive gives you one place to keep all of your music so you can play it at any time, from any place, without any more transferring or syncing.
We explain what Facebook Social Plugins are and why Facebook thinks they make the Internet a better place for everyone.
We show you how TVGuide.com's Watchlist makes sure that you won't miss a show you love, pay for something you can get for free or DVR the wrong channel.
We introduce you to Mashable Follow—a better way to keep up to date on the topics you care about.
We show you how the McAfee Cloud Security platform gives you a worldwide, 3-dimensional, over-reaching security layer that protects your information everywhere you need it to.
We show you how Microsoft can help you be the catalyst that leads the way in a new culture of work.
We show you how Posterous Spaces lets you create multiple secure, permanent spaces that you share only with the people you invite.
We introduce you to Project Phoenix by AOL Mail and show you how they aim to make your communication easier by putting texting, IM, status updates and more together in one place.



We show you how Google Places can help you find great new places to go based on the ratings you make and share with your friends.
We show you how TripIt helps you to organize your travel and make life a little bit easier, decreasing the chaos and increasing the peace.
We relieve your fears that the new Posterous Spaces means that all the stuff you love about Posterous will change.









Advent Conspiracy is a grassroots movement that urges people to conspire to give less expensive, more meaningful gifts and give the money saved to a good cause. This Epipheo was created for the movement for Christmas of 2008. It quickly became a viral success. Check it out on CNNMoney.
Google asked us to help introduce Google TV. We show you how Google TV brings everything you love about the web to your television, making it smarter and easier to use. Now you can spend a lot less time FINDING what you want and a lot more time WATCHING what you want. Check it out on ABC News.
We show you how, next time you get some healthcare brain teaser in the mail, Cake Health can help you make a smart decision you can actually understand. Check out the article on TechCrunch.
We introduce you to Updater, an easy-to-use web service that updates and protects your address, whether you're moving or just looking to put an end to the endless stream of junk mail. Check out the article on Mashable.
We show you how whole-family check-ins using the I'mOK app give you a fun way to stay close when everyone's running in different directions. Check it out on VentureBeat.
We show you how BillGuard empowers consumers to find bad charges through collective vigilance. Check it out on LifeHacker.
Google invited us to help explain the much-anticipated Google Chrome OS. We show you how Google takes the hassle out of your operating system, so that you don't have to deal with pesky background programs, nagging updates, lost files, confusing settings or blue screens of doom. Check it out on Engadget.
We show you that, while Google+ has a lot of slick features, the biggest reason to open a Google+ account is that if you use a lot of Google products you will inevitably get one some day. Check it out on Pocket-lint.
We show you how Quid's software harnesses the data explosion and organizes it to reveal new patterns so people and companies can make better decisions. Check it out on TechCrunch.