Small Girls Clients In the News:

• The Life Tie’s Charles Skinny Tie in GQ
• Unpakt listed in The Next Web’s 10 Best Apps for Home and Work From 2012
• Prom Girl’s 2013 Fashion Show Extravaganza in the Wall Street Journal (with a lovely photo of Tommy Pom!)

Wall Street Journal: A Tech Company Serving Creators  (May 2012)

During our Internet Week galavanting, we stopped by Tumblr’s Storyboard launch at Tribeca Grand Hotel on Tuesday.   Duh.  We <3 Tumblr & Tribeca Grand!

The Wall Street Journal covered the event, mentioning Bianca as an attendee and dubbing her a “Tumblrer-about-town”.  Sounds about right.  She’ll probably add that to her bio.

“Popular Tumblr bloggers like Mallory Blair mingled with models like Coco Rocha”

We were spotted during #NYFW by the Wall Street Journal (February 17th 2012)

Wall Street Journal: Fashion’s History and Newer Wave

Bianca quoted in the Wall Street Journal at the Refinery 29 Fashion Week party.

Tech types like blogger and publicist Bianca Caampued and a number of Internet fashion mavens danced to tunes like “Bad Girls,” the new M.I.A. single, spun by Chelsea Leyland. “This is my second of three parties tonight,” noted Ms. Caampued. “And it’s only night one!”

Too many parties, so little time (and a lot of dancing in between)… such is the life of a Small Girl.

We were featured in today’s Wall Street Journal alongside two of our favorite digital creative agencies!

[Spot Dessert Bar] has seen a 15% to 20% increase in sales since it started the social-media blitz, Mr. Rhee says. It’s also getting a wider reach; people in California, for example, are asking via Facebook and Twitter if Spot Dessert ships its concoctions

While Mr. Rhee doesn’t attribute all of the growth to online activity, he says the shop turned to social media when its original traditional public-relations campaign triggered a flurry of write-ups but no lasting boost in business. So, in November Mr. Rhee tapped another marketing firm, Small Girls PR, to create an online presence.

“We didn’t want [our social-media effort] to be seen as an advertising platform,” Mr. Rhee says. “We wanted to kind of create a personality around our brand.”