1st Annual Charity Golf Outing

Friday, July 19 2010

Mansion Minds and Commonwealth National Golf Club is inviting you to join us for our Bar Marketing Appreciation event with proceeds benefiting the Susan G. Komen Foundation for Breast Cancer. Enjoy the entire day’s festivities including 18 holes of golf, awards, and delicious lunch & dinner provided by CNGC.

Schedule of Events

12:00pm-1:00pm             Registration & Lunch

1:00 pm                            Shotgun Start

5:30 pm                            Dinner, Awards, Closing Remarks & Door Prizes

Contact Brittainy Taylor for more information: btaylor@mansionminds.com

Everyday Philly will Connect Retailers with Niche Markets

Friday, June 4 2010

With the launch of Everyday Philly, Mansion Minds creates a unique opportunity for retailers to connect with communities all throughout Philadelphia and the surrounding areas. Everyday Philly is the start of Everyday Media, a community of websites that will be targeted on bringing retailers in touch with the people in their respective areas.

Mansion Minds will be the media partner initially for Everyday Media Networks and will leverage Everyday Philly as the gateway website for other Everyday sites. CEO, Aaron Parvey and President Dave Luber, plan on deploying the concept to 60 large cities throughout the U.S. and 20 countries by 2013.

Luber explains that unlike current local “city guides”, Everyday media will be a retail driven networking tool in order for small and large business to educate relevant promotions directly to their niche marketplace.

Mansion Minds web properties focus on Key Accounts in Long Island

Thursday, June 3, 2010

After showing tremendous results for Anheuser-Busch in the Philadelphia bar & restaurant scene, Bar Marketing Group and College Mansion have been hired to move their media & promotions teams into the Long Island market. With nearly 3.5 million people, 5,000+ potential accounts, and 12 key accounts with over 25 promotions scheduled, Mansion Minds faces its biggest challenge yet; conquering a market that has nearly 2 million more residents.

Bar Marketing Group will look at their success in Philadelphia as a template for success in Long Island. The Long Island account will start with the ‘Long Island 52,’ a similar approach to how Philadelphia started with the ‘Philly 52’. Expecting the same overwhelming success to this approach, Bar Marketing Group plans on hashing into many more accounts in Long Island and use it as a gateway into the largest city in the United States, Manhattan.

Bar Marketing Group agrees to manage beer promotions with Anheuser-Busch

Mondy, May 10, 2010

Bar Marketing Group (BMG) recently scored a promotions deal with Anheuser-Busch to handle all professional sporting event beer promotions for local Philadelphia teams such as the Philadelphia 76ers, Flyers, Phillies, and the Philadelphia Eagles. BMG will manage brand ambassadors at various accounts multiple times a week in an effort to help promote Anheuser-Busch in the Philadelphia and surrounding area bars.

Mansion Minds welcomes Director of Sales,
Josh Hannum

April 1 2010

Mansion Minds welcomes Joshua Hannum as the Director of Sales, North America. Josh, previously was recognized as the top performing sales representative at Broder Bros. Co, overseeing all accounts in Kentucky, Nashville, Cincinnati, Morgantown, and Indianapolis.

Joshua has won the likes to some of the largest multi-nationals including Heineken, Papa John’s, Adidas, and Arizona Sport Shirts. In his last year with Broder Bros., Josh headlined the sales department by increasing his sales by 26%. With an average monthly goal ranging from $750,000 to $1 million dollars in invoiced business, Mansion Minds are thrilled to bring a leader like Josh Hannum to the team.

Mansion Minds CEO Dave Luber says, “We are looking to build our sales force around and with Josh Hannum. He has the natural ability to understand and reveal a clients pain and offer solutions that ultimately benefit them in the end. We also look forward to developing our CRM initiatives and re-evaluate individual quotas under Josh’s management.”