As a marketing rep in the advertising field, I truly appreciate what goes into making a great ad (even though we specialize in the product advertising). As most of us know, the Superbowl is the place to watch some of the greatest commercials. So here are a couple of my favorite form last night.

Snicker’s “Playing Like Betty White”

Did you notice that Snickers, one of the most known 'grab and go' candies, did not use their old punch-line: "Hungry? Why wait?" What do you think about the new one: "You're not you when you're hungry."

CareerBuilder.com’s “Casual Days At The Office”

I know you will not find us participating in 'Casual Fridays' at our office.

Ever wonder what Superbowl XLIV custom cups looked like? Well look no further. Very cool design work on this simple white promotional cup. 

I wonder how much these cost in comparison to how much they charged for drinks?!

This video is simply awesome. It demonstrates how you can make your own biodegradable, eco-friendly plastic. I find it interesting that individuals are coming up with more and more eco-friendly products to use everyday. The question is: Will anyone actually give this one a shot?

M&M's, they melt in your mouth, but not in your hand. However, are M&M's sure to melt the heart of that special someone in your life?

When it comes to the candy world, Mars has left its mark. Building a brand like M&Ms is not easy. So what does it take? Deliciousness.... Creamy, Chocolatety Deliciousness. 

With M&M's newest feature: Personalized M&M's with text or photos, Mars is sure to take up a good part of the Valentines market. 

There is only one problem, individuals can only personalize regular M&M's. So, what is a peanut lover like me to do?? I suppose I am stuck surfing my own channel of personalized chocolates. Nevertheless, this definitely leaves me with a much wider range of selection to choose from.  

Robyn recently donated 1,000 bags for the Edmond Running Club’s “Frigid Five”. The Edmond Sun reports:

“Another “first” this year is the use of reusable goodie bags, Wohltmann said. Adding an echo-friendly element fits in with an event that takes place in an outdoor setting, she said.

Molly Brill, who serves on the event oversight board, said the bags, donated by Oklahoma City’s Robyn Promotions and Printing, cost about the same as plastic. Brill said 1,000 bags were ordered to match the expected number of runners.

The reusable bags are a way for the event to give back to the community, Brill said.”