About Adverblog

Adverblog was founded in 2003.

We love digital advertising and have a team from across the globe to bring it to you 24 hours a day. Our mantra is ”post the best and forget the rest”.

Contact us using teamadverblog @ gmail . com

Martina Zavagno. She’s Italian. She founded Adverblog.com in 2003 because she wanted a job in digital communication. Mission accomplished: she started on the agency side in Amsterdam, then she moved to Diesel HQ (won the Grand Prix CyberLion for the Heidies campaign in 2007). She’s been Nike Italy Brand Communication and E-Commerce Manager for four years and she’s now based in Portland working with Nike Digital Sport on the launch of Nike+ Basketball and Nike+ Training.
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email: martina @ adverblog.com

Mark Ashley-Wilson. He’s Australian. Been with Adverblog since 2006. He and Martina run the site. 15 years building digital marketing stuff for the largest agencies in Australia. Has judged at Cannes, D&AD, Clio, AdFest, Chairman at AWARD. Digital Director at gho in Sydney.
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Tim Buesing. He’s German. With about 15 years of digital design and advertising experience gathered in 5 different countries, he is currently working as Publicis Mojo’s Digital Creative Director in Sydney. He is generally good at doing The Big Armwave, you know, seeing “the bigger picture”. You can stalk him via http://about.me/tbuesing Follow @tbuesing

Rocco Stalvord. He’s Dutch. Creative strategist @ influential marketing agency First. Rocco has been working as a seeding expert for leading Dutch interactive agencies for 8 years. Evolving the seeding business, he now runs an influential marketing agency called First. Next to First he’s editor in chief of ilovenewwork.com, a collective of young professionals in new media. Rocco lives and works in Amsterdam.

Daniel Granatta. He’s spanish. Executive Creative Director @ JWT Mexico. Dan loves technology, ideas (good and bad), sharing things, problems, learning things, solving problems, teaching things. He likes doing things people find nice. Or useful. Or both, both is better. He doesn’t like selling people things they don’t need.

Laurent Buanec. He’s French, head of new media @ groupm France. Laurent has been working for 14 years in marketing and communication. After few years working as a strategic planner, he built social media and mobile expertise within Mindshare in France for 4 years. Currently he leads the business unit in charge of digital content at groupm France.

Michael Litman. He’s English and our first UK contributor. Likes the Internet, all things geek and japanese food. His background is in social media marketing and is currently a digital strategist at highly regarded creative agency, POKE. You can find him most places on the internet as @litmanlive or for the rest its mikelitman.me

Mits Minowa. He is Japanese, advertising manager at Nike Japan. He has 10+ years experience digital and marketing both in Nike Japan and Nike Europe. He is passionate toward new and innovative marketing campaigns. You can also connect with him http://facebook.com/mits.minowa/

Bridget Jung She’s Australian. Bridget is currently the Chief Creative Officer at Digitas Paris. She is an Australian who has worked in Sydney and London, married a French man and living in Paris with two smallish children, Bridget knows the importance of listening, being flexible and seeing the bigger picture. Enjoys red wine, cocktails and rugby but not in that order.

Scott Dettrick He is Australian. His career over the last 15 years spans a range of creative industries, from design and music composition to film and art direction. He is an established composer, exhibited artist and was an art director at the iconic Australian fashion label  Mambo throughout its halcyon days. Scott is currently a senior art director at The Monkeys in Sydney and has recently collected several awards internationally including Cannes Lions, Clios, London Awards, AWARD, Sirens and Effies. scott@dettrick.com Follow @scottdettrick

PS: Everything posted on here on Adverblog is our personal opinion and does not represent the views of our employers.