This is the third post in our department recaps following Pyxl’s visit to South by Southwest Interactive. Today, Nicole, Director of Digital Communications, shares 6 tips from one of her most memorable sessions…

At Pyxl, we work with a lot of B2B companies on digital and social strategies, as well as implementation, so I was excited to attend B2B Social Marketing: Blazing New Trails – featuring marketers from Salesforce.com, Cisco and Xerox – at SXSW this year. Read more →

Did you ever think a six-second video could enhance your digital marketing strategy? A new mobile app called Vine, brought to you by Twitter, is a video-looping service that lets you create and share videos with current and potential customers.

Companies looking to maximize creativity and offer a quick visual have become a driving force behind Vine’s momentum. So how can Vine videos fit into your digital marketing strategy? Read more →

While there were hundreds of noteworthy exhibitions at the International CES event this year, one of them really caught my eye as a PC gamer – NVIDIA GRID. Essentially NVIDIA GRID is a cloud gaming venture backed by the graphics giant NVIDIA, allowing access to major game titles that are entirely processed and streamed from the cloud.

What does this mean? Gamers can play PC game titles without specific PC or Console hardware outside of a standard controller or input of some kind (e.g. gamepad, mouse/keyboard). You can even use a smart TV which has almost no processing power and offers a potentially enormous screen to play traditional PC games on. Read more →

Have you ever found yourself driving down a long and lonesome road in the middle of the night, blasting your high beams, when a car enters your line of sight with little time to adjust your lights? Perhaps the lights of a driver who failed to turn down their high beams have blinded you. Audi has recognized this issue and provides a solution in their upcoming models, just one of several high-tech advances we discovered while at this year’s International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Read more →

As any American knows, the fateful day of September 11 recognized its tenth anniversary just a couple weeks ago. And over the past 10 years, the world has changed in so many ways…particularly in reference to social media, which has me wondering, “how would things have been different if social media as we know it today existed on Sept. 11, 2001?” Read more →

How many hipsters does it take to listen to music?

It’s an obscure number you’ve probably never heard of.

If you’re looking for a new way to discover and explore the world of all that is musical, turntable.fm is the place to be. Yeah, yeah… it was cooler before it went all “mainstream,” but we figured we’d let you in on our new favorite music streaming site. In fact, PCMag calls it “The fastest-growing music service you’re not using.” We’ve just jumped on board with this hot new music site and have been jamming out to great songs at the office all week. Read more →

Like many social media early adopters, I signed up to Google+ this week. And while I’m no expert yet, I still felt in necessary to share my initial opinions on the proposed “Facebook killer”.

For those of you who don’t know, Google+ is Google’s new social networking site. Read more →

This is the first in a series of posts about how the iPad is changing the way we do business.

Saturday morning the wait was finally over — the iPad arrived! After months of buzz about the latest innovation in technology, the Pyxl team was finally able to play with our new toy AND figure out some of its many business uses. We were thrilled, and we’re not alone — in a recent survey, 64% of respondents said they’d use the iPad for business. Read more →

Pyxl has been working with customers to help them make their online properties more engaging for a while now. But most recently we have been leading the way towards creating simple video services that take the complexity, and much of the price, out of video work. We were recently quoted in an article in Inc. Magazine on this very topic. Read more →

We hope you all enjoyed yesterday’s post on our 10 Favorites of 2000-2009.

In keeping with the theme, today we decided to look toward the future and make 5 predictions for the upcoming decade. Maybe in 10 years, we’ll still be writing on this blog and we’ll be able to see which of these came true…who knows? Read more →