Sparks Media Agency的动态

?? In your journey from California to Powell, Ohio, every step brought us closer together. ?? We're here for you long after the ink has dried on the contract. We create lasting bonds and form meaningful connections that go beyond simple exchanges. ???? #ClientJourney #BuildingRelationships #BeyondTransactions #RealEstate #HomeSweetHome

What does Minority Prospects INC mean to you? ?? MP Vice President Tyrone Wyche chat with and Tampa Bay Rays RHP Taj Bradley at Don't Blink to talk about the impact of empowering minority athletes and building pathways for the next generation. Drop your thoughts below – what does Minority Prospects mean to you? ??? #MinorityProspects #BaseballForAll #TajBradley #PathwaysToThePros #CommunityImpact #MPFamily”

In August 2016, we thought, "Why not make a quick game to ride the wave of global media interest in Donald Trump as he campaigned for the presidency?" Everyone knew Trump was a real estate tycoon. We had already achieved success with our geolocation game, Landlord Tycoon (with over 20 million downloads and $20 million+ in revenue), so we thought, "Why not replicate that success?" In just four weeks, we developed a new game—essentially a copycat version of Landlord Tycoon. We made minor changes, swapped out the main character, adjusted some UI colors, and released it as a new game organically. The result? We ended up with $3 million in the bank—not bad for a quick copy-paste job! We even hit the No. 1 spot in strategy games in the U.S. https://lnkd.in/dp97QeMw

We've got a growing network, so let us reintroduce ourselves if you're wondering who we are. The Mean Green Infantry is an alumni-coordinated effort to increase fan engagement by making events of UNT games - usually away from Denton, and at a group-discounted rate. You know how schools like Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech and other big-time programs always have a lot of fans in the stands, even when they're not playing at home? That's what we're trying to do. UNT Athletics are on the rise, and we have the numbers to show up no matter where. 47K current students (third largest in Texas), nearly half a million living alumni, and 300K in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex alone. So join us! Facebook: https://lnkd.in/gZNWqwyx Twitter: https://lnkd.in/gKCNWPnc Instagram: https://lnkd.in/grmz2Dr9

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No matter where you're traveling in Texas, you'll see the work of dedicated employees James Stewart and Issac Cohen who oversee the License Plate Factory at the Wynne Unit. James and Isaac lead a team that produces over 10 million plates a year for the State of Texas. Through their work, they're helping guide the agency toward its 2030 Vision while helping change lives along the way. Watch how they're making an impact, one license plate at a time:

If the Browns want to go big, why aren’t they proposing that the dome be part of a new airport, where they’d get all sorts of public financing? Their current position is silly, building a free standing dome in Brook Park with private money? Publically issued bonds that they’d be liable for? Not going to happen unless the Haslam’s guarantee the deal with their personal wealth. So how badly do they want this boondoggle? From “Just Say No,” when the Haslams come sniffing around to renew their current stadium lease, the answer should be no. A new lease, $50MM per year, triple net, meaning the Browns pay to operate and upkeep the stadium. I hope people can see that we don’t need to subsidize private enterprise, and I hope it is now apparent that the Browns have no negotiating position with the city. None. Where else are they going to play? Courtney Asolfi, “Brook Park Browns? Team Faces Five Hurdles,” Cleveland Plaintiffs Dealer, Oct. 19, 2024, at A-1, available at:

Spending January 22nd honoring the legacy of my father, Norman Peters, and Coach Paterno by sharing back the knowledge gained in the real estate industry over these many (many!) years that started walking malls as a toddler with Dad. Off to speak with Masters in Real Estate students at Penn State Smeal College of Business. My message, “The Power of the Penn State Real Estate Network”. #WEARE!!

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Have you ever seen what happens when team members (who work largely behind the scenes) are unexpectedly recognized? Ask the Kansas State University Marching Band. ?? ?? ?? As a former collegiate marching band member at Brigham Young University, I know firsthand that it's a ton of time and effort. Game days can extend to 8+ hours for band members when including pregame and postgame commitments. Long trips on the bus for away games can be straining - not to mention all the weekly practices and drills in the heat and cold. Even if you are fortunate enough to receive a partial scholarship as a band member, the pay per hour isn't good. Don't get me wrong - it's a lot of fun. Still, over time it's normal to start questioning if all your effort is making a difference or is even noticed by the football team and fans. In his post-game victory speech after his team's improbable comeback from a 34-17 deficit late in their recent bowl game, K-State head football coach Chris Klieman made sure to leave no doubt that their university's marching band members were noticed and appreciated. When seen and valued, the odds that team members will feel a strong sense of belonging increases by 559% (O.C. Tanner Institute 2024 Global Culture Report). Watch the band's reaction to Coach Klieman's comments and tell me they didn't feel a stronger sense of belonging! Who needs to hear your appreciation to feel connected and part of the team? #recognition #leadership #workplaceculture #appreciation