Wolfpack combines a group of professionals who work fast and smart to deliver solutions that are insightful, stunning and cost-effective. Our team collaborates with clients throughout the business lifecycle, helping them prepare for launch, re-position, break out or simply change their marketing wardrobe. Our process starts by doing our homework. Reviewing your company, goals, competition and customers.
Next, we strategize. Thinking of ways to help you stand out-and pull away-from the proverbial pack. Then, we create. Working to craft just the right designs and deliverables to ensure powerful, head-turning results that drive business and ROI. Wolfpack was founded by Michael Wolff in 2011 to provide clients with on-target brand strategy and high-impact creative solutions.
We get it. Our client-focused strategic and creative processes ensure that your brand is presented in the most ingenious and impactful ways. Michael Wolff has an expansive scope of experience, including building the technology, creative branding and marketing position of multiple technology firms.
Next, we strategize. Thinking of ways to help you stand out-and pull away-from the proverbial pack. Then, we create. Working to craft just the right designs and deliverables to ensure powerful, head-turning results that drive business and ROI. Wolfpack was founded by Michael Wolff in 2011 to provide clients with on-target brand strategy and high-impact creative solutions.
We get it. Our client-focused strategic and creative processes ensure that your brand is presented in the most ingenious and impactful ways. Michael Wolff has an expansive scope of experience, including building the technology, creative branding and marketing position of multiple technology firms.
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With the global increase of mobile browsing, your business needs to be positioned to deliver relevant information in a variety of formats.
Wolfpack360 delivers with customized responsive design technology.
At Wolfpack, responsive design is included in every new web or application development project.
To learn more about interactive technology, responsive design and how Wolfpack360 can serve your business Contact Us today!
Choosing the right digital marketing service provider can be a difficult decision in today's market.
Wolfpack360 delivers with customized responsive design technology.
At Wolfpack, responsive design is included in every new web or application development project.
To learn more about interactive technology, responsive design and how Wolfpack360 can serve your business Contact Us today!
Choosing the right digital marketing service provider can be a difficult decision in today's market.
Instead of calling a black car or shared carpool, select Uber users will have the option to reserve a bike from Jump Bikes.
The electric bike has a small electric motor powered by a rechargeable battery.
It senses when you're struggling on a hill and gives you a boost, but you still have to power the bicycle with your legs - it's not a motorcycle.
Through the app, users can ride one of Jump's dock-less bikes for $2 for every 30 minutes.
The pilot program on 250 e-bikes will run for the next seven months.
The electric bike has a small electric motor powered by a rechargeable battery.
It senses when you're struggling on a hill and gives you a boost, but you still have to power the bicycle with your legs - it's not a motorcycle.
Through the app, users can ride one of Jump's dock-less bikes for $2 for every 30 minutes.
The pilot program on 250 e-bikes will run for the next seven months.
Over the past several years we've seen many companies attempt to create augmented reality smart glasses that provide a HUD display that can provide vital information in your daily life.
One of the best attempts were made by Google when they released their smart glasses to the public.
However, that attempt failed to reach the consumer level and has quietly been swept under the rug.
Now, Intel seems to be making an attempt at their own version of the smart glasses with the Vaunt.
In an interview with The Verge, Intel provided the details to the Vaunt and how it differs from other smart glasses in the marketplace.
One of the best attempts were made by Google when they released their smart glasses to the public.
However, that attempt failed to reach the consumer level and has quietly been swept under the rug.
Now, Intel seems to be making an attempt at their own version of the smart glasses with the Vaunt.
In an interview with The Verge, Intel provided the details to the Vaunt and how it differs from other smart glasses in the marketplace.
Quick history of luggage: folks used to cram entire wardrobes into giant trunks on ocean liners, then suitcases were invented for plane travel, and eventually someone added wheels and a telescoping handle so you didn't have to carry your bag the whole way.
But now you don't even have to roll your suitcase.
You can ride the motorized Modobag at up to 8 miles per hour, a faster, freakier and considerably more fun alternative to schlepping on foot.
But it's not just enjoyably silly-looking, it actually comes with some cool features.
But now you don't even have to roll your suitcase.
You can ride the motorized Modobag at up to 8 miles per hour, a faster, freakier and considerably more fun alternative to schlepping on foot.
But it's not just enjoyably silly-looking, it actually comes with some cool features.
Stand back, because these GIFs really pop.
Using a simple optical illusion, some clever artists have made your everyday GIFs look 3D - except better, because you don't need goofy eyewear to enjoy them.
Here's how it works: By placing vertical white lines on the image, it establishes a marker for the foreground of the image.
Basically, you are tricking your brain into thinking that the lines are closer to you than the image itself, so when an object crosses in front of the line your brain perceives it to be coming closer to you.
Using a simple optical illusion, some clever artists have made your everyday GIFs look 3D - except better, because you don't need goofy eyewear to enjoy them.
Here's how it works: By placing vertical white lines on the image, it establishes a marker for the foreground of the image.
Basically, you are tricking your brain into thinking that the lines are closer to you than the image itself, so when an object crosses in front of the line your brain perceives it to be coming closer to you.
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