The director of The Avengers took a moment after breaking box office records this weekend to write to his fans (that would include me), and thank them… uh us. With his usual grace and aplomb, he wrote a very sweet note about how great his fans have stood by him just like his family has. For those unfamiliar with him, Joss Whedon was a seminal creator of some of my

Did you know our website is eco-friendly? It’s true! TemblorCreative.com and 80% of our clients websites are run on wind power. Our web host purchases Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) to offset the energy use of its offices and data centers. We love making websites, but we really love making websites that are green! To learn more, click here. Riley Moore, Web Designer & Social Media Strategist 

If I say golden arches, you think… Doesn’t even need to be said. If I say red letters in heavily slanted cursive? Not as easy, but Coca Cola right? Brand Identity is a huge factor whenever you are thinking about your business. A lot of companies, around our area especially, are looking at their logos are thinking, “that looks outdated.” Chances are they are correct, most small business logo’s were

Thanks to everyone with the great help that you all did back in January in helping us spread the word about local food shortages. But as the headline from the Manchester Journal points out, there is still a great deal of help needed. The food cupboard’s website has a wish list they put out every month, for March they are looking for instant oatmeal, coffee, tea or hot cocoa, peanut

Within the office, we keep questioning the best ways to use QR codes. Or even whether to use them at every opportunity. We love their speed and effectiveness, but hate their appearance. Some folks, though, don’t seem to have a problem using them everywhere. even where their functionality is, well, questionable at best and sometimes almost deadly! Mashable has a quick, funny series of 10 examples, which you will  marvel

As everyone in the country is now aware of, Chrysler ran a two minute Super Bowl spot, costing an estimated 13 million dollars for air time. It featured Clint Eastwood delivering his legendary gravely-voiced oration. Naturally all of the big ads were discussed both leading up to and following the biggest event on earth. So what does politics and Saturday Night Live have to do with this? With today’s relentless

So if you are familiar with Pinterest you might have noticed that it is rather, well, girly. Lots of cute clothing, home decorating ideas, and delicious baked goods. So what is a man to do? Well the Internet never leaves a void empty long, and we have now found Gentlemint. Complete with bacon-look band aids, motorcycles, knives, and quotes from Airplane!. But don’t be too alarmed, it is still the

Final tally from our January challenge: We made 48 new friends and we collected 48 items for the Community Food Cupboard! Riley almost tipped over holding the box of food for the photo. We are happy knowing your participation is helping a great local charity. A food cupboard embodies the same spirit as our community: no person and no town is alone. We all contribute to our food cupboard —

Through the end of January, you can click food onto someone’s table. We are donating  one food item per Facebook  “Like” to our  local food cupboard. We want to be clear about this, though—you have to “Like” Temblor Creative’s page on Facebook, not this post to get a donation credit.  It works for  The Image Loft too. “Like” them and they’ll donate food. The window display at The Image Loft

On Monday, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we launched a food drive on our Facebook page, overnight it was a huge success. For every like our page receives, we buy one food item for the Manchester Food Cupboard. On Tuesday our friends (and family) down the street at The Image Loft joined in on the effort their Facebook page, only to build even higher on that success. But we are

How can you enter into the spirit of Martin Luther King Day—really inhabit the feeling of helping others in need—and still have a playful Monday holiday? Temblor has the answer! For every new Facebook “Like” Temblor gets from today (Martin Luther King Day), until the end of January, we will donate one non-perishable food item to our local food pantry.  Why is this especially important now? In Vermont, 14% of

I’ve just accepted my invite to Pinterest, on which I’ve been a voyeur for a couple of months. Now that I’m on, I discovered I didn’t actually know what to do, and then — Lo & Behold! — Mashable decided that today was the day* to educate us all. Halelujah! The quick run-throughof how to Pin and why (and how to become a “cutting edge user” –uh huh, that’s gonna be me),