Today, we formally announce that Rhizome at the New Museum has joined the Nectar Ads network.

Founded in 1996 as an intimate email list subscribed to by some of the first artists to work online, Rhizome has played an integral role in the history, definition and growth of art engaged with the internet and networked technologies. The nonprofit is affiliated with the New Museum in Manhattan’s Lower East Side and it is dedicated to the creation, presentation, preservation, and critique of emerging artistic practices that engage technology.

The addition of Rhizome brings the Nectar Ads network to four carefully chosen and leading art publications that continue to forge the vanguard of online art journalism, criticism, news and discussion.

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Adweek featured Going Off Script as one of the 36 up-and-coming Brooklyn agencies.

They wrote the following about us and we love it:

Situated next to Williamsburg’s iconic McCarren Park, the firm specializes in digital and social media marketing. Its clients include non-hipsterish New Jersey-based groups like Lidel Homes and Villagio, a senior center.

They don’t mention all the other awesome things we do but that’s alright, they’re still getting to know us.

Going Off Script started Nectar Ads as a side project last year and it continues to grow strong.

We have some big news to let you know about this month but until we can make that public we want to announce that Nectar Ads has grown 300% in 2011 compared to 2010!

We offer 300,000 ad impressions each month to our advertisers, and a special thank you to our newest monthly sponsors AXA Art, Dia:Beacon, NYU, School of Visual Art and Shapley Creative.

Stay tuned for more about our burgeoning network.

Welcome to the new Going Off Script Website & Blog!

We are a new type of marketing agency that helps you build products, content, and experiences that are REMARKABLE and then build campaigns and projects that get your customers to talk about and share them with the world.

If things aren’t working, it’s time to think different. To mix up the script and change your approach. To lead with new ideas, not follow with old ones. Most importantly, it’s time to start doing things that work to build your brand, company, and business.

Thanks for visiting and we’ll have lots more for you to see here in the coming days and weeks…