Shopping just keeps getting smarter—and way more fun. 🛍️ TikTok totally changed the game in 2024, but with a possible U.S. ban on the horizon, apps like Shop and Whatnot are stepping up big time. 👀 Curious about how these platforms are shaking up social commerce? Let’s dive in. 🚀 ✨ 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eNfsNPVc
About us
We believe growing relationships grows business, fuels divergent thinking and creates new pathways for creativity. Our mission is applied imagination and common sense, fueled by relentless curiosity and enabled by perspective.
- Website
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https://spcshp.com/
External link for SPCSHP
- Industry
- Advertising Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- New York
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2000
- Specialties
- Strategy, Technology, Design, Data & Analytics, User Experience, Websites, Social Media, Mobile, Content, and Marketing & Advertising
Locations
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Primary
New York, US
Employees at SPCSHP
Updates
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From our bold rebrand to inspiring creative work with incredible clients and our new partnership with MSQ, this year was defined by collaboration and creativity. None of it would have been possible without the passion and dedication of our talented team. We can’t wait for 2025, where we’ll continue to create, innovate, and shape an exciting future. ✨
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Apryl Gordy, Sr. Impact Manager, shared her journey on the Just One Q podcast—reflecting on the power of showing her work, embracing her unique path, and celebrating the growth that’s shaped her career. Take a listen to her on the Just One Q podcast!
In school, showing my work was always difficult. Even though I would get the right answer, I was somehow wrong because my process has always been a bit different than most/what was taught. Quite literally because of this nuanced thinking, I've somehow found myself in a career path that tracks with my life's journey. Equally ironic, now being asked to 'show my work' allows me to pump my chest a little bit in adoration of self, as I did while sharing a couple thoughts on the "Just One Q" podcast. Being one who is usually kinda quite about my accomplishments, I think it's important I still do this one for little me. With that said...allow me to reintroduce myself, my name is Apryl Gordy, Sr. Impact Manager SPCSHP . Take a listen here: https://lnkd.in/et6PtwqZ
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In The Drum, Cedric Devitt explains SPCSHP’s commitment to quality: a culture of collaborative responsibility and "No Silent Disagreement." Everyone contributes to strengthening the work, ensuring authenticity and fresh perspectives. 💡
Thanks to everyone who contributed to this week's Agency Advice column in The Drum on quality controlling creative and strategic work before it goes out the door. Really interesting to see the different approaches to this essential stage of the process. Have a read: https://lnkd.in/eQ2EziaD Jason Xenopoulos at VML, Katie McCambley at MullenLowe Global, Nina Mourin at Code and Theory, Al Mackie at RAPP, Wesley Richardson at Imagination, Kimi Peterson at the Alt League, Abi Mellor at MOREVER, Michael Ellery at Sparks Global, Django Weisz Blanchetta at SUPERHEROES, Maor Ofek at SIDE ST, Annie Malik at Kepler, Cedric Devitt at SPCSHP, Nishat Akhtar at Instrument, Stephanie Spicer at luquire, Nick Valenti(a) at Mādin Agency, Alvar Suñol at Alma and Gabor Schreier at Saffron Brand Consultants. #advertising #marketing #benchmarking
How can agencies benchmark the quality of all their creative and strategic work?
thedrum.com
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Social listening has become a key tool for brands in executing “surprise and delight” moments on social platforms. By actively monitoring mentions, a Community Manager has the understanding to connect with the brand’s audience members on a personal level, respond creatively, and, in some cases, go above and beyond. Consider these pair of examples to better grasp the power of effective “surprise and delight” moments: In our first example, influencer and podcaster Jake Shane, also known as @passthatpuss on social, recently aired his grievance with sushi chain SUGARFISH on his Instagram story, requesting a side of sushi rice. The company’s response doubled down on their company policy stating they only provide the side of rice for kids’ orders. This sparked a somewhat public back and forth, paving the way for another sushi restaurant, Sweetfin, to swoop in and collaborate with Jake Shane on a limited edition menu item, a custom bowl with a side of sushi rice. Another example is when a fan tweeted facetiously at corn chip brand Sun Chips requesting a charcoal-bag-sized offering of Sun Chips. The brand took notice and proceeded to send him exactly what he asked for – a massive bag of Sun Chips. Sweetfin and Sun Chips both demonstrated the power of creating a tailored response that goes beyond the usual activity that stays on social platforms. Personalizing an interaction to this level establishes a stronger emotional bond with the consumer and creates a memorable experience, not only for the recipient but for all the fans who followed along. And as an added bonus, the efforts of Sweetfin and Sun Chips earned internet virality and a major boost in brand equity. For daily Internet Brunch, click here to subscribe: https://lnkd.in/e_TEdQrJ