We discuss the breath-taking mountains, forests and streams of the Super, Natural British Columbia website. You can find this website at HelloBC.com.Listen to past episodes of the podcast or view the video version of Visually and Verbally by visiting www.visuallyverbally.com.If you’d like to suggest a website or other marketing effort for us to talk about on the show, email us at feedback@speakinghuman.com.
We discuss the visually-focused scrolling website for the popular ride-hailing service Uber. You can find this website at Uber.com.Listen to past episodes of the podcast or view the video version of Visually and Verbally by visiting www.visuallyverbally.com.If you’d like to suggest a website or other marketing effort for us to talk about on the show, email us at feedback@speakinghuman.com.
We discuss the clever and elaborate marketing website for the blockbuster movie Jurassic World. You can find this website at JurassicWorld.com.Listen to past episodes of the podcast or view the video version of Visually and Verbally by visiting www.visuallyverbally.com.If you’d like to suggest a website or other marketing effort for us to talk about on the show, email us at feedback@speakinghuman.com.
We talk about the So Much More commercial from Johnson and Johnson’s baby products line, Johnson’s. You can find this video on the Johnson’s Baby YouTube page.Listen to past episodes of the podcast or view the video version of Visually and Verbally by visiting www.visuallyverbally.com.If you’d like to suggest a website or other marketing effort for us to talk about on the show, email us at feedback@speakinghuman.com.
We talk about the website for the bike sharing solutions company Zagster. To follow along you can find this website at www.zagster.comListen to past episodes of the podcast or view the video version of Visually and Verbally by visiting www.visuallyverbally.com. If you’d like to suggest a website or other marketing effort for us to talk about on the show, email us at eedback@speakinghuman.com.
We talk about the new magazine-style website for the U.K. leg of one of the world’s most well-known brands: Coca-Cola. To follow along you can find this website at www.coca-cola.co.uk. Listen to past episodes of the podcast or view the video version of Visually and Verbally by visiting www.visuallyverbally.com. If you’d like to suggest a website or other marketing effort for us to talk about on the show, email us at feedback@speakinghuman.com.
We talk about the recently redesigned website from cycling component company Profile Design. To follow along you can find this website at www.profile-design.com.Listen to past episodes of the podcast or view the video version of Visually and Verbally by visiting www.visuallyverbally.com.If you’d like to suggest a website or other marketing effort for us to talk about on the show, email us at feedback@speakinghuman.com.
We talk about the website for the new sci-fi movie “Ex Machina”. To follow along you can find this website at www.exmachina-movie.com.Listen to past episodes of the podcast or view the video version of Visually and Verbally by visiting www.visuallyverbally.com.If you’d like to suggest a website or other marketing effort for us to talk about on the show, email us at feedback@speakinghuman.com.
We talk about a brand spanking new website that aims to be an Etsy for artists. To follow along you can find this website at www.ziibra.com.Listen to past episodes of the podcast or view the video version of Visually and Verbally by visiting www.visuallyverbally.com. If you’d like to suggest a website or other marketing effort for us to talk about on the show, email us at feedback@speakinghuman.com.
We talk about the recently redesigned flagship website for the cruise line Royal Caribbean. To follow along you can find this website at www.royalcaribbean.com.Listen to past episodes of the podcast or view the video version of Visually and Verbally by visiting www.visuallyverbally.com. If you’d like to suggest a website or other marketing effort for us to talk about on the show, email us at feedback@speakinghuman.com.