Category Archives: Culture

Remember those “good job” stickers from kindergarten that we used to stick on our homework and bring home to Mom? Yup, those made an appearance at Deeplocal a few years ago. But as a five-year-old borderline startup, we’re a little more grown up now. So we’re rewarding good work with our currency of choice: beer …

Hi I’m Hope! I’m the new Copywriting Intern. When I saw the opening on the Deeplocal blog, I was excited to work for a company that describes itself as an “innovation studio.” But I wasn’t sure exactly what to expect. My experience so far has involved a writing project, a thermal camera, the expected joke …

We are not a big company. Ten people hang out in our studio on a regular basis. We get a tremendous amount done with such a small team but with a growing work load and growing responsibilities comes a little bit of pain. We are starting to feel that pain now and are posting the …

For a company that’s made up of engineers, artists, and designers, we do A LOT of writing and editing here…and we need the help of a smart, tech-savvy student with very strong writing skills. So, we’re offering a paid internship this summer that’s a combination of copy and proposal writing, editing, creative concepting, researching, and …

We just put out a press release about our new Work Anywhere Program; you can read the release below. If you’re a reporter or blog writer, email Heather@deeplocal.com if you’d like to cover the story!

Work Anywhere Approach Helps Local Start-ups Compete Nationally

Pittsburgh, PA – January 25, 2011 – They’re based in a city …

Post-Digital is a term that Deeplocal has been using to describe the work we do. We first heard of the term through Contagious Magazine and found it to be pretty appropriate to our technology and development philosophy. Recently, it seems that the term has come under a bit of debate in the advertising world. I …

After traveling across the country for a month on JetBlue’s All-You-Can-Jet pass to talk about Deeplocal’s arts/music/hacker-esque culture, we’re finally back in Pittsburgh- for the most part. The big, obvious question is, “was the trip worth it?” The short answer- “absolutely.” Yes, it was difficult being away from our small, ten-person office for that length …

I don’t think we realized how exhausting our Gutter Tech Tour would be. Although it has been difficult to be away from our small Pittsburgh office for so long, we’ve met amazing people in SF, LA, San Diego, and Portland, and we’re starting to understand more about the advertising world, which is very new for …

Current City: Portland, OR
Miles Traveled: 5,089
Flights Endured: 5
I can’t say we’re big fans of LA, but we did meet some fantastic people there, including smart team of Creatives, Producers, and Technologists from Saatchi & Saatchi and Chiat/Day. Chiat/Day’s office was unreal. Check out the mountain of boxes from a recent order of Apple monitors. LA …