miss meyer

Hi, my name is miss meyer. I'm an event planner and marketing agent (at your service). I'll share my thoughts on brands, ad campaigns, trends, openings, sponsored parties, celeb endorsement deals, culture and more...

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Nov 19
“Months after taking the reins of the rising celebrity news site, Bonnie Fuller launched the new and much-improved HollywoodLife.com this week. The famed women’s service magazine editor is promising a ‘female focused’ hub of entertainment and celebrity news, beauty, lifestyle and fashion…The site is targeting the 18-to-34-year-old demographic with a design that emphasizes interactivity and audience participation. ‘Talk to us! Comment!’ says Fuller in her inaugural letter to readers…HollywoodLife will have to make its way in a cluttered market where much of the traffic continues to go to established offline media like TVGuide.com and People.com, as well as Yahoo’s celebrity coverage at OMG!. Celebrity newcomers like PerezHilton have made a splash in the market but very few have broken through to become established media brands that rival a handful of major players…HollywoodLife says it has already attracted some major brand advertisers, including Old Navy and Sony Pictures. Fuller is a veteran of the women’s content space, having run editorial for Cosmopolitan, Glamour and most recently Us Weekly.” - min

“Months after taking the reins of the rising celebrity news site, Bonnie Fuller launched the new and much-improved HollywoodLife.com this week. The famed women’s service magazine editor is promising a ‘female focused’ hub of entertainment and celebrity news, beauty, lifestyle and fashion…The site is targeting the 18-to-34-year-old demographic with a design that emphasizes interactivity and audience participation. ‘Talk to us! Comment!’ says Fuller in her inaugural letter to readers…HollywoodLife will have to make its way in a cluttered market where much of the traffic continues to go to established offline media like TVGuide.com and People.com, as well as Yahoo’s celebrity coverage at OMG!. Celebrity newcomers like PerezHilton have made a splash in the market but very few have broken through to become established media brands that rival a handful of major players…HollywoodLife says it has already attracted some major brand advertisers, including Old Navy and Sony Pictures. Fuller is a veteran of the women’s content space, having run editorial for Cosmopolitan, Glamour and most recently Us Weekly.” - min


Nov 15
The 5th annual WIRED Store opens Friday @ 415 West 13th Street, between 9th Avenue & Washington Street, NYC. According to their promo site, you’ll be able to…

Demo the coolest gifts to give and receive
Check out our interactive mural, in collaboration with Moby
Get your game on in our Tony Hawk-inspired Gaming Lounge
Go green with Adrian Grenier
Play along with our Geek Dad demos on Saturdays
Spend Sunday in our Game Day Lounge
Get your gadgets laser-engraved by tattoo artist Scott Campbell

The 5th annual WIRED Store opens Friday @ 415 West 13th Street, between 9th Avenue & Washington Street, NYC. According to their promo site, you’ll be able to…

  • Demo the coolest gifts to give and receive
  • Check out our interactive mural, in collaboration with Moby
  • Get your game on in our Tony Hawk-inspired Gaming Lounge
  • Go green with Adrian Grenier
  • Play along with our Geek Dad demos on Saturdays
  • Spend Sunday in our Game Day Lounge
  • Get your gadgets laser-engraved by tattoo artist Scott Campbell


Nov 13

Dined @ L’Artusi last night. Delish! Be forewarned of the teeny tiny plates but the food and decor are outstanding.

228 West 10th St @ Bleecker, 212.255.5757, www.lartusi.com

Dined @ L’Artusi last night. Delish! Be forewarned of the teeny tiny plates but the food and decor are outstanding.

228 West 10th St @ Bleecker, 212.255.5757, www.lartusi.com


Nov 12

Nov 11

Esquire & InStyle both feature augmented reality experiences in their issues this month. Check it out.


“Nielsen reports television viewing by Americans (Persons 2+) reached a record high during the 2008-2009 TV season with an average of four hours and 49 minutes per day spent watching TV. This total is up four minutes compared to last year and up 20% from 10 years ago. Furthermore, the average household watched an average of eight hours and 21 minutes per day, another record increase. Primetime viewing per day was flat compared to last year though it is still at its highest level since 1991. Nielsen says the TV viewing increases may be due to more TV sets existing in homes, Americans have more channels and content to choose from and DVR usage is also on the upswing.” Cynthia’s Cynopsis

Nov 10

 Be sure to RSVP!

 Be sure to RSVP!


Nov 9

Daffy’s recently staged a unique marketing stunt…

“The discount retail chain Daffy’s staged such live performances over the weekend at the Ziegfeld Theater in Midtown Manhattan before screenings of the new film Amelia. In a campaign by Johannes Leonardo in New York, part of WPP, dancers acted out how shoppers try on clothes in what was called Fitting Dance.” - NY Times

At the end of the film, movie-goers received Daffy’s coupons. Really cool idea. Perhaps never-been-done-before? But, the execution including the ridiculous song and half-assed dancing coulda been better.


Maialino is set to open Wednesday within the Gramercy Park Hotel.

Maialino is set to open Wednesday within the Gramercy Park Hotel.


Holiday Gift Idea for Co-Workers, Companies & All-Around Boozers

“For the holidays, I’d like to buy some bottles of wine with a personalized label. Are there any decent ones available?

A number of wineries produce personalized labels.

  1. Washington state’s Northwest Cellars (northwestcellars.com) makes wide range of good wines that can be labeled with your own artwork ($85, plus cost per bottle of the wine, from $14 to $32).
  2. The Fusebox program from San Francisco’s Crushpad lets customers blend their own wine from a set of samples, then design a custom label for it (crushpadwine.com/blend/fusebox; $336 for 12 bottles).
  3. And tequila producer Corzo will custom-etch metal labels on its tequila bottles for free. Corzo’s smoky reposado, aged in wood for up to a year, is particularly delicious ($53 for 750 ml; corzo.com).”

—-December issue of Food & Wine



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