Word of mouth is a powerful tool. I can’t count the number of times I’ve eaten at a restaurant (The Winery), seen a movie (Twilight) or bought a product (OPI nail polish) because someone I know (and trust) has recommended it. They say that if you have a good experience with a product […]
If you were glued to the TV last week enjoying every succulent second of MasterChef’s New York Week you may be feeling a little like us here at the WordStorm office, wanting a fabulous (and preferably warm) getaway! So it is with delight that we bring you WordStorm’s Top 10 Summer Destinations, a personalised list […]
It is with great excitement that we welcome you to our brand new website! The launch of WordStorm’s new-look website this week has been a highly anticipated moment here at the office and we are all so excited as this is a crucial part of WordStorm’s overall re-branding. You may notice our fabulous new logo […]
Whether it’s a product or service, most clients want to get on TV! Here at WordStorm we have pretty good relations with TV producers and reporters, and our success rate is rather high. But, this doesn’t mean the process is without bumps along the way, which clients should be aware of. We thought we’d offer […]
I have a confession to make. I’m addicted to my Smartphone! And I don’t think I’m alone in this obsession with facebook on-the-go, instant weather updates and other apps that are just plain fun. In fact, almost one third of Australians have used their Smartphone on the toilet. Worrying? Maybe. An opportunity? Most definitely. Mobile […]
Working in an office full of women and being International Women’s Day, we thought it appropriate to talk about women in the working world today. Joe Hockey, our Shadow Treasurer, has called for women to occupy a mandated 30 per cent of boardroom positions and our (female) Governor General, Quentin Bryce, has used International Women’s […]
I miss the days when you could wear your favourite outfit numerous times without the fear of looking like you can only afford one set of clothes (and by clothes I am referring to “going out clothes”). Before facebook, my only concern with wearing the same thing out was the people I was with – […]
I was watching the news coverage of the NZ earthquake last week and was disturbed by footage of a live rescue operation. The film crew were filming a man yelling out to someone stuck underneath the rubble. While you couldn’t see the person they were rescuing, you could hear the person calling out. Maybe I’m […]
I am a summer lover through and though. Pools, maxi dresses, sandals, mangoes, the Australian Open, my birthday – there isn’t anything I don’t love about Summer, hell I don’t even whine when it’s 40 degrees because I’ll take that over 10 degrees any day. Every year I mourn the loss of summer and dread […]
This is a short post, but an important one. Our neighbour, New Zealand is staring tragedy in the face again – less than six months after the last devastating earthquake. Needless to say, they need our help more than ever. As always, the Salvo’s are at the forefront of donations, setting up a Christchurch earthquake […]