In May 2009, Digital Scientists celebrated the grand opening of their Alpharetta location by donating over $25,000 in digital marketing services to non-profit organizations. It was our way of showing appreciation for the warm welcome we have received from the local community. During this past year, we worked with area non-profits including the Alpharetta Police Athletic League, Alpharetta High School...(continued)

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If you're managing a business with a long purchase cycle, perhaps something that requires a fair bit of contemplation (say, a new home, an automobile, or even life insurance), you're probably interested in moving the meter on CONSIDERATION. In other words, well before someone is actually going to make a purchase, you want to make sure that your target customer has your brand in the consideration...(continued)

It's a new year and we're making some changes here at Digital Scientists.

First, we'll be making some changes to our blog.  In addition to letting you know what mascot Frances is up to and about the occasional new project, we'll be using our blog to help you do just what this post says - get marketing down to a science. 

And, even though we're digital scientists, we know that not everyone is ready to wade into the technical...(continued)

There’s some new faces at Digital Scientists (perhaps you’ve noticed the gentleman with the big smile on our scientists page).

Hemanth Pai is the latest addition to the team, bringing his knowledge and expertise of emerging web and mobile technologies to our development department. This Georgia Tech graduate (Masters in Computer Science) possesses skills in HTML, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, and Objective C...(continued)

When the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center asked Digital Scientists to design their new website to help promote their cutting-edge exhibitions and drive membership, we were thrilled to donate our services.   After all, the Contemporary has been at the forefront of the Atlanta art scene for over 25 years.

Our marketing team immediately framed the project around an Art Meets Commerce point of view. ...(continued)

Today, we are celebrating the launch of Ray Anderson’s new book, Confessions of a Radical Industrialist. Anderson is the founder and chairman of Interface, Inc., a company we have proudly partnered with on several projects in support of their Mission to Zero. It’s also the unveiling of RayAnderson.com, which Digital Scientists designed to promote the Confessions...(continued)

Join us at The Atlanta Contemporary Art Center this Saturday, September 12 from 5PM – 10PM for:

• Annual Meeting – 5PM
• Exhibition Openings – 6PM
• Open Studios – 7PM
• Awesome Band – Anna Kramer and The Lost Cause – 8PM
• Brand new SHOP
• Brand spanking new Website – thanks to Digital Scientists
• BBQ (plus) Cash Bar

Friends with Benefits*

$15 per person / $10 members (children under 12...(continued)

Back in May 2009, Atlanta-based Digital Scientists donated $25,000 worth of services to non-profits as part of our Alpharetta Grand Opening. Alpharetta High School took advantage of this great opportunity as they were planning on launching a new foundation to “support Alpharetta High School as it strives to become nationally recognized in the areas of athletics, arts, academics,...(continued)

Thanks to everyone who attended our Atlanta Misison Zero / Sustainability Meetup in August.  Marcia Kinstler, the Director of Sustainability at Georgia Tech, joined us this month and gave us the scoop on all that Georgia Tech is doing in the area of sustainability.  From training the students to be sustainability-minded problem solvers to dining halls to water conservation to dormitory renovations, there certainly is...(continued)

As part of our Alpharetta office grand opening, we donated $25,000 in services to area non-profits. It was our way of saying thanks for the warm welcome, Alpharetta.

One of our first projects was to design a new website for the Alpharetta Police Athletic League. We were pleasantly surprised by how far we could stretch those digital marketing dollars (technically, certificates)...(continued)