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Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Mayhem Studios Featured in the List25: 25 Twitter Tips To Help You Tweet Like A Pro

I'm honored to be included along with 24 other successful and influential power Twitter users in the List25 article "25 Twitter Tips To Help You Tweet Like A Pro." Thank you very much List25 and Misty McPadden.

“My number one tip has always been share and be nice. OK that was two. I have also seen myself as being like customer service. Helping my followers in anyway I can.

Through sharing good and helpful information, reshare my followers content or tweets (must be quality stuff), engaging my followers, asking and answering questions. Be consistent, be yourself and be nice.

The 7 rules I’ve always stuck to since I started on social media over 5 years ago. I’ve never changed or wavered the whole time. That’s why people like me. Well most people do.

With that said, also be careful who you trust and believe in Social Media.

There are many fakes and spammers and scammers. Do your research and go with your gut feeling.”

Labels: Help, influential, LIst25, Misty McPadden, Social Media, Successful, Twitter

Posted by Calvin Lee at Tuesday, September 10, 2013 | Permalink | Comments

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Mayhem Studios Featured in Vocus: Brand Yourself Better Webinar with Stacey Miller

Thank you very much Vocus and Stacey Miller for featuring me, as an example of great "Personal Branding" in the Vocus webinar "Brand Yourself Better."

Want to stand out and become a more successful marketer? Brand yourself better, says Stacey Miller, a finalist for Oracle's Community Manager of the Year.

Your personal brand is what people see when they view you professionally. Just like a product brand delivers sales, the personal 'X-factor' delivers opportunities, new contacts, bigger projects and more influence.

Check out the webinar recap; Be a Brand in Demand: Stacey Miller’s Advice for Marketers.

Missed Stacey’s webinar? Register for the on-demand version now.

Stacey's Personal Branding webinar includes:

+ Strategy - Define a personal brand tailored to your professional goals.
+ Key Assets - Build it with your resume, elevator pitch, networks and more.
+ Leverage - Grow your brand fast with social media and online tools.

Also check out the slides from webinar "Brand Yourself Better"(pdf).

Labels: Branding, Elevator Pitch, engagaement, Facebook, Google Plus, instagram, Network, Online Tools, Personal Branding, Promotion, resume, Social Media, Stacey Miller, Twitter, Vocus, Webinar

Posted by Calvin Lee at Wednesday, August 14, 2013 | Permalink | Comments

Monday, August 05, 2013

Mayhem Studios Featured in Dave Delaney's New Book, New Business Networking

I am honored to be included in Dave Delaney's New Book, New Business Networking. I'm one of the New Business Networking stories in Dave's new book. How New Business Networking, Twitter brought me design work from Guy Kawasaki.

I was first introduced to Dave by a good friend when he was the Social Media Coordinator and Online Promotions for Griffin Technology. We've been great friends since then.

Learn a little more about what the New Business Networking book is about.

What is New Business Networking?
Business success is all about connections, relationships, and networks! New Business Networking shows how to combine proven offline business networking techniques with the newest social media—and make them both far more effective.

Why New Business Networking?
Everyone should build their network before they need it. New Business Networking includes everything you need to know to get started today, or to revitalize and strengthen your existing network.

Labels: Business, Dave Delaney, Guy Kawasaki, Networking, New Business Networking, Social Media, Twitter

Posted by Calvin Lee at Monday, August 05, 2013 | Permalink | Comments

Monday, May 27, 2013

Mayhem Studios Featured in Brands with Fans: Think Outside the Blog, How To Find Hidden Influence

Photo taken by Marty McPadden

Thank you Melonie Gallegos from Brands with Fans for featuring me in her blog post, "Think Outside the Blog, How To Find Hidden Influence."

The post is about Influencer Outreach and thinking outside the box in finding influencers. How you might be overlooking influence in other channels. Social influence is everywhere from Twitter to Pinterest. Marketing is becoming more visual, you might be surprised how much impact a single photo may have.

In 2010, Calvin Lee @MayhemStudios was called a "Twitter Marketing Phenomenon" by Forbes. While he has a blog, it wasn’t blogging that made him famous. He’s kind of a big deal on Twitter, Instagram and other social networks.

Calvin is sought after by major consumer brands to try their products and spread the word to his 82,000+ followers. Why so influential you might wonder? It’s not that complicated.

He’s genuinely an all around nice guy whom people trust and who loves sharing. Trust is a key ingredient.

Labels: Ann Tran, Blog, Branding, fans, hidden, influence, instagram, Marty McPadden, Melonie Gallegos, Misty McPadden, outreach, sharing, Social Media, Superben, trust, Twitter

Posted by Calvin Lee at Monday, May 27, 2013 | Permalink | Comments

Wednesday, May 08, 2013

Mayhem Studios Featured in Social Media Today, "Forbes Top 50 Social Media Power Influencers of 2013 [INFOGRAPHIC]"

I was very honored to be included in "Forbes Top 50 Social Media Power Influencers of 2013 [INFOGRAPHIC]." It shows stats and figures of the influencers in the top 50. The Infographic was created Steven Sefton for Social Media Today.

Labels: influencers, Infographic, power, Social Media, Twitter

Posted by Calvin Lee at Wednesday, May 08, 2013 | Permalink | Comments

Monday, April 22, 2013

Mayhem Studios Interviewed on PodjamTV: Inspiring Connections 11 - How To Build Influence On Social Media

It was my pleasure and honored to be interview by two of my favor people Misty and Marty from PodjamTV in their Inspiring Connections series.

In Inspiring Connections 11: How To Build Influence On Social Media. I share my tips and insights regarding the challenges I face as an influential social media personality and how I have became one of the most influential and loved person on social media.

You can also check out the video/audio episode on PodjamTV.

Labels: Connections, influence, Inspiration, Interview, Marty McPadden, Misty McPadden, MM, Podcast, PodjamTV, Social Media, Twitter

Posted by Calvin Lee at Monday, April 22, 2013 | Permalink | Comments

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Mayhem Studios Featured in Forbes "Who Are The Top 50 Social Media Power Influencers, 2013?"

I am very honored to be included on Forbes "Who Are The Top 50 Social Media Power Influencers, 2013?" Along side some pretty awesome people I know and love.

“#26. Calvin Lee - Calvin runs Mayhem Studios, a design practice in LA but has become perhaps better known for his social media work and social media advocacy.”

Labels: 50, Forbes, influence, Social Media, Twitter

Posted by Calvin Lee at Wednesday, April 17, 2013 | Permalink | Comments

Wednesday, March 06, 2013

Mayhem Studios Quoted in Forbes "12 More Ways To Be Legendary And Successful On Social Media"

I was quoted, number 4, in part two of the Forbes article "12 More Ways To Be Legendary And Successful On Social Media," written by TJ McCue.

“This is also what Calvin Lee, whose photo and advice graced part one of this post, and well-loved Twitter Master, espoused yesterday. Be genuine. Be nice.

In addition to this, says Mr. Lee: “Know your audience. Many of my followers are small biz to medium size. Many can’t afford a designer like me. Articles on web design, color, inspiration and basics of design really helps them. Novice articles are the best — my audience doesn’t benefit from intermediate or advanced design topics.”

Labels: Forbes, quote, Social Media, Successful, Twitter

Posted by Calvin Lee at Wednesday, March 06, 2013 | Permalink | Comments

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Mayhem Studios Quoted in Forbes "19 Things Successful People Do On Social Media"

I was quoted, number 7 in the Forbes article "19 Things Successful People Do On Social Media." under Ideas for Successful Social Media Relationships and Campaigns written by TJ McCue.

"Calvin Lee, from Mayhem Studios in Los Angeles, is someone who has made his mark in actually “Being Genuine.” He told me that it may sound like a cliche today, but: “I’ve heard that for the past 4 years, since the first time I jumped onto Social Media, more specifically Twitter. [But being genuine...] It’s totally true!”

“I believe in doing good deeds and not ask for anything in return. My goal is in helping others where I can, sharing useful information, answer questions, reciprocating and more importantly. Be NICE! When you do good deeds, it will be returned to you 100 times or more."

Labels: 19, campaign, Forbes, quoted, Social Media, Successful, Twitter

Posted by Calvin Lee at Tuesday, February 26, 2013 | Permalink | Comments

Monday, August 13, 2012

Vizify: Create a Cool Infographic of Yourself

Vizify is a pretty cool way to view an Infographic of yourself, by pulling in your personal data from all your social networks to create a snapshot. I first heard about it two weeks ago from one of my friends @EmbarkCreative on Twitter. She hooked me up with an invite. I loved it!

Vizify soon after set me up with my own personalized invite code, so I can share with all my friends. If you want to try out Vizify, use code: mayhemstudios

They also make another cool little tool called "Tweetsheet." It's your Twitter activity as an Infographic. Angry Birds + Your Tweets = Tweetsheet.

Labels: Angry Birds, Infographic, resume, Social Media, Tweets, Tweetsheet, Twitter, Vizify

Posted by Calvin Lee at Monday, August 13, 2012 | Permalink | Comments

Wednesday, February 01, 2012

Small Trades: My Photo Shoot with Josh Ross

My photo shoot with Josh Ross from his new portrait series, “Small Trades.” You can check out the larger photo here.

The series is based on Irving Penn’s series of the same name. As with much of Josh's work it’s an exploration of the uniqueness of people and how that relates to the rest of their life.

By controlling the variables in a series of images he allow people’s unique character to emerge and contrast with the similarities that Josh have introduced.

In the past Josh have explored people who are yoga practitioners, people who are runners, and now he's exploring the trades that people are a part of.

The series is currently ongoing but you can see more images by visiting Josh Ross website, Josh Ross
Creative.

Labels: iPad, iPhone, Klout, Photography, Social Media, Sprint, Technology, Twitter

Posted by Calvin Lee at Wednesday, February 01, 2012 | Permalink | Comments

Monday, July 25, 2011

Mayhem Studios Interviewed (video) on the Buffer Tweet Café Series

I was recently interviewed by Leo Widrich (@LeoWid), Co-founder of the Buffer. How to be more unique on Twitter (video). So check out the video above and/or head on over to the Buffer for more on my interview.

The interview is focused on four points.

+ What are your Goals on Twitter

+ How to be more authentic

+ Showing transparency

+ Will Twitter still be here in 10 years

Labels: authentic, Buffer, Clients, Interview, Leo Widrich, transparency, Twitter, unique

Posted by Calvin Lee at Monday, July 25, 2011 | Permalink | Comments

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Mayhem Studios Featured on Klout Series, Klout Stars

I was just featured on the Klout Series: Klout Stars. The series highlights top influencers and how they got to where they are today. You can check out the other Klout Stars on the Klout website.

@Klout and @Megan Berry asked me a few questions on how I got started.

+ How did you get started on social media? “In the early days, my first experience with anything social was AOL. I used to spend hours chatting online with lots of people. It sucked up lots of my time just like something else we all know called Twitter.

I’ve gone through life wondering what is my thing. I believe, I’ve found it, more like it found me. Twitter is really what started it all for me. I’ve never thought of myself as being in social media. It kind of just happened and I love it.

Twitter has really helped me become a social butterfly, once shy and still am at times. I really enjoy hanging out and meeting new people, especially my followers at conferences, events and out on the street. Yes, it does happen once in awhile.

It’s funny, I’m known better as a social media guy than a designer, which that is what I do for a living. My goal was never to become this social media person. I joined Twitter to make new friends, connections, help others and push out great info.

As an extra bonus of all this sharing and helping, it somehow created influence and trust for me. Brands have been reaching out to me; sending me on trips and asking me to try their goods, services and review their products.”

+ What’s your strategy for the content you produce and share on social media? “My motto is always to give value; be helpful and be nice. I’ve become almost like a news media outlet. I see myself as filter or editor of great information, a curator according to Klout.

Know your audience. Many of my followers are small biz to medium size. Many can’t afford a designer like me. I try to tweet articles on web design, color, inspiration and basics of design to help them. Novice articles are the best — sometimes intermediate or advanced design topics may go over their heads but I still throw those out there.

Recently, I have expanded my tweets to anything I enjoying in life; like food, movies and traveling. I take my followers on my journeys wherever I go.”

+ What advice do you have for someone who wants to take their social media influence and presence to the next level? “You have to really engage with your community and build those relationships. Be a resource for them. I’m a designer, so I tweet lots of design articles for beginners, intermediate and advanced. I also answer questions. If it’s not in my area of expertise, I try to find an answer for them.

Retweeting is a great way to build your network and say “Thanks, I like what you tweet. I want to spread the word.” Make sure the context offers value that is helpful to your followers, no selling.

The real big one for me is attending events, tweetups and conferences. You build a stronger bond after an In Real Life (#IRL) meeting. When you meet finally, It’s just like hanging out with an old friend.”

Labels: Klout, Klout Stars, Maketing, Megan Berry, Promotion, Twitter, Twitter Master

Posted by Calvin Lee at Wednesday, June 15, 2011 | Permalink | Comments

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Mayhem Studios Featured on BNET: How To Build a Twitter Following

I was recently featured on BNET: CBS Interactive Business Network. They were interested on how I built my Twitter following. If This Guy Can Get 66,000 Twitter Followers, So Can You. I think this is such a bad title. Makes it sound like, it's all about getting as many followers as possible but it's really about building a Twitter following.

Here are few of my tips on building a Twitter following.

+ I’m just being me, engaging with my community. I try to be a resource for them. I’m a designer, so I retweet lots of design articles for beginners, intermediate and advanced.

+ Know your audience. Many of my followers are small biz to medium size. Many can’t afford a designer like me. Articles on web design, color, inspiration and basics of design really helps them. Novice articles are the best — Sometimes intermediate or advanced design topics may go over their heads but I still throw those out there.

+ Answer questions. If it’s not in my area of expertise, I try to find an answer for them.

+ Make sure to retweet others and share great content. Retweeting is a great way to build your network and say "Thank, I like what you tweet. I want to spread the word." Make sure the context offers value that is helpful to your followers, no selling. That’s how I’ve become friends with people like Chris Brogan, Guy Kawasaki, and key persons with Brands, small and large companies.

+ Be transparent. I share what I enjoy in my life and I’m very transparent about everything I do. I tweet photos and check in on foursquare. People feel that I am a real person and part of their lives.

+ Take online connections to the next level. Attend tweetups and conferences. You build a stronger bond after a In Real Life (#IRL) meetings. It’s just like hanging out with old friends.

+ It’s all about them. Be nice and courteous. Help your followers any way you can. Building a following is like providing great customer service. I'm always there to help a friend, the small guy, charities and my community.

+ Always give value. My followers know I like trying things out. Many brands and companies have offered me trips, products, etc. Often I’m already using the products or schwag I receive, but either way I’m honest and fair about how I feel.

I always stay true to myself. If I am given a product to review, I trust my community knowing they won’t doubt my choices. I focus on giving my followers real value; when you do, you’ll always stay on the straight and narrow.

Labels: CBS, Followers, Following, Jeff Haden, Promotion, Schwag, Social Media, Twitter, Twitter Master

Posted by Calvin Lee at Tuesday, May 31, 2011 | Permalink | Comments

Monday, May 02, 2011

HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation Review and Giveaway

Disclosure: HP provided me with two, HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation to review and to keep afterwards.

I would to thank HP again for allowing me to review the HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation, Plus HP gave me a second one, worth $4,899 to give away to my one of readers and followers. The details of the HP Giveaway will be below after my review.

I have used both macs and pcs my whole life. I prefer macs as I find them to be smoother running and trouble free. I was exciting to test out this supped up EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation. Here is a little recap on the specs on the HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation.

+ Intel Core i7-740QM (1.73ghz, 6mb L3 Cache)

+ 8gb DDR3-1333

+ 17″ WUXGA (1920×1200) LED-backlight DREAMCOLOR display

+ NVIDIA Quadro 5000m with dedicated 2gb DDR5 workstation-class GPU

+ 500gb 7200RPM HD

+ 2.0mp integrated webcam

+ LightScribe DVD +/- RW burner

+ Full-sized backlit keyboard

+ Three button trackpad mouse

The Body Construction
The HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation is a BEAST! It has a metal casing; very heavy, very well protected, very much like a tank, which is a good thing but with that said. It's also too heavy to take it on the go. The battery is also huge and heavy, like a giant brick. The combination of the HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation and the battery would make it impossible to carry around all day.

The Goods
I said, earlier that the HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation is a beast and a very powerful machine. People forget that the video card makes a big difference on the speed and how fast something renders. The NVIDIA Quadro 5000m video card on the HP does an excellent job of 3D rendering, animation, video editing and graphic design.

I ran it through some tests on Photoshop. It didn't have any problems rendering a 30 mb file with a bunch of other apps opened. I also advanced a video streaming video forward and it didn't stutter at all. I tried it my mac book pro too but it had to rebuff before the video would start playing again.

I notice that when you work the HP hard, it gets really hot. It can be used as a heater in the winter months.

The HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation comes with a DreamColor display, meaning it displays billions of bright and vibrant colors. I thought the display looked great and the colors were really saturated and bright. Sometimes, a little too bright for me but I couldn't find the option to reduce the saturation.

The Final Word
The HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation is a great machine for anyone in the creative field, that needs a powerhouse for 3D rendering, animation, video editing or graphic design. It's a great value for the price, if you don't already have a mac. The HP EliteBook is more of a desktop workstation than a mobile one. It's just way too heavy to be carry it around with you, which also goes for the battery.

For a more in depth review. Check out @FuelYourMotion, HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation Review and @PrimeSuspect, The HP EliteBook Mobile Workstation project

HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation Giveaway

The HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation is a great machine for any creative individual and worth $4,899. I didn't want to just pick a random submission. I want to give the HP to someone that is creative and can use the power of this machine.

I am going to make you guys work for it. The most creative story of why you want the HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation wins. Good Luck!

The Rules
1. Follow Twitter account @HP_PC
2. 400 words, give or take
3. Email to mayhemstudios [at] gmail.com
4. Submissions must be received by May 18, 2011
5. Creative retweet of this blog post which includes "@HP_PC" and the hashtag "#HPelite"

Labels: HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation, influence, Intel Core i7-740QM, NVIDIA Quadro, Twitter

Posted by Calvin Lee at Monday, May 02, 2011 | Permalink | Comments

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Mobile World Congress and Barcelona! Here I Come!

Disclosure: LG Mobile is sponsoring my trip to the Mobile World Congress 2011 and to Barcelona, Spain.

The Mobile World Congress represents the interests of the worldwide mobile communications industry. The Mobile World Congress conference is held this year in Barcelona, Spain from February 14th-17th. Its mobile industry's "must attend" event with more than 49,000 visitors in 2010.

As an integral part of Congress, the conference agenda will feature speakers representing the leaders of the world's most innovative companies, both from within our industry and from the growing number of adjacent market sectors joining our expanding mobile ecosystem.

I can't believe in couple of days I will be in Barcelona, Spain! Two years ago when I started using Twitter. I would never thought, I would end up traveling to Barcelona for the Mobile World Congress 2011. Twitter has opened up so many avenues for me. It was one of my dreams to visit Europe one day, that dream has arrived!

I would like to thank LG Mobile for offering me this great, once in a life time opportunity by sponsoring the trip and covering all my expenses. I'm excited to start this journey with LG Mobile. I will also be accompanied by two other great guys; Alister Cameron and Will Francis on this trip.

I'm not sure what to expect at the Mobile World Congress, since this is my first one. I'm excited to take in this new experience. I look forward to using the LG Optimus 2x during my time at MWC11, provided by LG Mobile. I'm an iPhone guy but this gives me the opportunity to try out an android phone. I'm also looking forward to checking out the LG Optimus 3D phone and the LG tablet, LG G-Slate.

I hope to enjoy Barcelona's; culture, food, architecture, people, etc while I'm in town. I will have one whole day and most nights to explore Barcelona. I'm sure you'll be seeing my stream of photos as I live tweet and blog through out the course of the week. I can't wait!

Finally, follow the hashtag #MWC11 for the latest on the Mobile World Congress Conference. Make sure to follow us on twitter. Check out our updates during MWC11 and our activities in Barcelona. @LGmobileMWC @Aliam @WillFrancis @mayhemstudios.

Labels: Alister Cameron, Barcelona, LG Mobile, Mobile World Congress, MWC, Social Media, Spain, Twitter, Will Francis

Posted by Calvin Lee at Thursday, February 10, 2011 | Permalink | Comments

Monday, January 17, 2011

HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation Unboxing

Disclosure: HP provided me with two, HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation to review for free and to keep. The second HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation will be a Giveaway after my review. Stayed Tuned!

Thank you very much HP for the opportunity to try out this badboy!

Until then, check out the unboxing and features of the HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation

+ Intel Core i7-740QM (1.73ghz, 6mb L3 Cache)
+ 8gb DDR3-1333
+ 17″ WUXGA (1920×1200) LED-backlight DREAMCOLOR display
+ NVIDIA Quadro 5000m with dedicated 2gb DDR5 workstation-class GPU
+ 500gb 7200RPM HD
+ 2.0mp integrated webcam
+ LightScribe DVD +/- RW burner
+ Full-sized backlit keyboard
+ Three button trackpad mouse

Labels: HP EliteBook 8740w Mobile Workstation, influence, Intel Core i7-740QM, NVIDIA Quadro, Twitter, unboxing

Posted by Calvin Lee at Monday, January 17, 2011 | Permalink | Comments

Monday, January 03, 2011

Mayhem Studios Featured in Forbes Article: Twitter Marketing Phenomenon

When I started Twitter two years ago. I never thought I would end up being interviewed for Forbes Magazine. I guess it's true what they say. If you do what you love, everything will fall into place.

I have to admit that I'm a Twitter Addict. I love sharing information and being a resource to others. I also enjoy building strong relationships with my followers online and in real life (#IRL) at Tweetups and conferences.

I have built up friendships and trust in my community through Twitter, which also have lead to other benefits like: Audi allowing me to take the new A8 on a San Francisco road trip. A free round-trip flight on Virgin America’s new route from Los Angeles to Toronto. Test driving the new Toyota Prius for a week and trying out a new high end laptop from Hewlett-Packard.

The article suggest a shift, word of mouth advertising from a regular joe like me is more valuable than from a celebrity. You would trust a friends opinion over a celebrities.

So head on over to the Forbes website. Check out my interview," Twitter Marketing Phenomenon Calvin Lee."

Also check out Forbes article "Klout: The Biggest Popularity Contest Of All." It's an interview with Klout CEO, Joe Fernandez. I have a little mention in the article.

I would like to thank Victoria Barret for interviewing me for Forbes Magazine. Victoria Barret's Twitter is @VictoriaBarret.

Labels: Advertising, Analytics, Branding, Design, Forbes, Joe Fernandez, Klout, Marketing, mayhemstudios, Metrics, Twitter, Victoria Barret

Posted by Calvin Lee at Monday, January 03, 2011 | Permalink | Comments

Friday, February 19, 2010

Game Changer: It’s The Little Things!

It was an honor and privilege to be asked to participated in Sarah Robinson's "30 Days To Changing Your Game." The idea; 30 bloggers, 30 blog posts and 30 ways to inspire others to create new habits and new ways of thinking to changing their game.

The excerpt from my article is below. You can read the full article; It’s The Little Things on Sarah Robinson's Blog, Escaping Mediocrity.

There is no secret to being a success on Twitter; it’s the little things that count. The same principles can be applied to your daily life as well.

A few things I did that changed my game and it can for you too.

Value - Sharing your knowledge, expertise and helping others with it, adds value. You will be the trusted person that everyone will go to.

Be Nice – Being nice is very easy to do and don’t expect anything in return. It doesn’t take much to show kindness, that kindness will be returned in full when you least expect it.

Community – Contributing and being part of a community; helps build relationships and trust. It will also give you the sense of belonging, like family. When in need, you can call on your community for support.

Share Your Life – Take a chance; Open up and share something about your life. People are more willing to do business with someone they know something about, builds trust.

Labels: 30 Days To Changing Your Game, Design, Escaping Mediocrity, Inspiration, It’s The Little Things, Marketing, Sarah Robinson, Self-Promotion, Twitter

Posted by Calvin Lee at Friday, February 19, 2010 | Permalink | Comments

Wednesday, October 07, 2009

Winner of the UPrinting Give Away: 500 Free Tri-fold Brochure Printing & Shipping

Mayhem Studios and UPrinting are proud to announce the Winner of the UPrinting Give Away: 500 Free Tri-fold Brochure Printing & Shipping.

Thank You @UPrinting and @Youthedesigner for sponsoring this giveaway in support of the creative community.

Congrats to Andrew Moon, @amoon66 | WINNER of 500 Free Tri-fold Brochure Printing & Shipping

Winners in the United States and Canada qualify for free shipping. Shipping fees will apply to winners outside these areas.

Labels: Brochure, Community, Contest, Design, Free, Give Away, Promotion, Twitter, UPrinting, Winners

Posted by Calvin Lee at Wednesday, October 07, 2009 | Permalink | Comments