Stuff the boss wouldn’t let us put on the other LogicMaze blog

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Throughout the internet there are any number of “awards” that one’s site or blog can earn. The truth of the matter is that if you want an award for your site that you can post on the home page to appear more distinguished, you can just make one up. Who is seriously going to check it out?

Seriously, though, one of our clients: Boys and Girls Club of Hutchinson has recently received word that they have won Gold in the Website category of the 20th annual Boys and Girls Club of America Marketing and Communications Awards Program. That’s a mouth full, so let me break it down: bgchutch.com (which we designed) has been recognized as the best out of all of the Boys and Girls Clubs in the same budget range. The prize for that is $1,000.

Needless to say, we at LogicMaze are pretty psyched about this. The fact that we have been able to help Boys and Girls Club of Hutchinson not only by helping them represent themselves online, but also by helping them earn recognition from their peers makes us feel like we have contributed to the cause more than sufficiently.

Well, I’m a little bummed out. Would you like to know why? Sure you would.

So earlier this week, the folks behind the Got Milk? campaign launched a genious idea: stickers that smell like chocolate chip cookies in the same bus stations as got milk ads.
Personally, I think that maybe a company like Nestle would benifit from that campaign, but I can see where they were going with it, so all’s well.
Like all other good ideas, it was scrapped a day later.

The worst part is that I was getting the folks here at LogicMaze to really get behind the idea. Thanks to technology that we had already developed with our product: LogicMace, we were able to integrate what I have coined as Smellvertising (I’m working on it, jerk!) into our web designs. It’s so crazy that it just might work.

The first company to be brave enough to allow us to try it is our friends at Wilson Waste Management. Take a look. . .or should I say take a smell: Click Here.