Chloe Della Costa

Associate Editor, iMedia Connection

Chloe Della Costa is a writer and editor living in Los Angeles. Currently, she is an Associate Editor at iMedia Connection. Previously, Della Costa was the Administrative Assistant for the Idyllwild Arts Summer Program in Idyllwild, Calif. She graduated from Bard College with a B.A. in Film and Creative Writing.

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10 hilarious digital media parodies

If you can't see the value in great satire, you're missing out. Here are the best and funniest spoofs and parodies that resonate with digital marketers.

9 outrageous bribes received by agencies

Agencies receive all sorts of gifts, incentives, or straight-up bribes from vendors courting their business. Here are the hilarious (and sometimes shocking) stories of nine marketers' most memorable presents.

10 brands exposed as total hypocrites

Even the most successful companies often fail to practice what they preach. Here are the brands that got called out on their two-faced marketing efforts.

5 brave ads that rocked the boat

It's always refreshing to see creative that dares to shake things up. Here's what you can learn from a courageous advertisement.

7 potential pitfalls of gamification

Gamification is an excellent way to engage consumers, but if done incorrectly, it can hurt your brand. Consider these downsides.

Why marketers need to follow the NewFronts

If you haven't heard about the Digital Content NewFronts yet, it's time to listen up. With Hulu, Digitas, Google, and more spearheading the effort, these upcoming events in New York City have the potential to revolutionize digital.

14 intriguing ways to use QR codes

While controversial, QR codes remain a hot topic in the digital marketing sphere. Here are 14 examples of the most unique QR codes yet.

10 wonderfully nostalgic digital campaigns

The internet adores the past. Here are four ways that brands are tapping into nostalgia and retro styles with their online campaigns.

How to cash in on banned ads

Maybe it's time your brand took some risks. These days, the tags "banned" or "too hot for TV" are desirable, and if you're smart, you can turn a rejected ad into an online sensation.

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