We had a successful pop-up adventure one lunchtime during SXSW 2017 with Soylent, and they returned to us with a radical idea. During an academic year at University of Texas at Austin, approximately 20,000 students live in the West Campus neighborhood. This is a surprisingly underappreciated market. As in, the author – an eight-year veteran […]
The Council of Multiple Listing Services, or CMLS for short, holds an annual conferences for real estate brokers, the latest named CMLS2017. The City of Austin was fortunate to be their host in 2017. (It was held in Las Vegas last year.) Movemint was chartered to provide its attendees free rides from the J. W. […]
The Computing Technology Industry Association, CompTIA for short, holds an annual convention for IT professionals named ChannelCon. The City of Austin was fortunate to be their host in 2017. (It’s being held in Washington, D.C. next year.) Movemint was chartered to provide its attendees free rides from the J. W. Marriott downtown to Bangers, in […]
Movemint took a road trip to Washington, D.C. in 2013 to pedicab President Obama’s presidential inauguration. The first group of approximately 16, ironically comprised entirely of procrastinators who waited until the last minute before committing to travel, left early in the morning on Thursday, January 17th. The second group of 3, who agitated for weeks […]
Movemint Bike Cab took a road trip to Charlotte, North Carolina in 2012 to pedicab the Democratic National Convention. On the night of Wednesday, August 29th, the Movemint road crew returned home to Austin after working a challenging twelve-game stint in Arlington: ten Texas Rangers baseball games, and two Dallas Cowboys games. Then, only thirty-six […]
Arlington, Texas is an interesting city. A few years ago they branded themselves as “Alive with the American Dream.” However, unless you’re a fan of professional baseball, or football, an amusement park enthusiast or a member of Mensa, you may have not heard of them. The abridged description is thus: It’s a massive suburb of […]
Houston, Texas is an amazing, unique city. (Author’s note: It’s my hometown, so I may be biased.) It’s hard to keep track of its many festivals. The largest, of course, is the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo. It boasts the second-largest convention center in Texas, and is one of the largest in the United States: […]
Hi! There’s a lot of material to digest and it’s spread all over. We’re retooling the layout of the site to make it less clunky and more responsive. It’s kind of an exhilarating process, really. To simplify the search for the latest campaign-related articles, they’ve all been linked here and categorized chronologically and alphabetically. The […]
If you’re wondering who or what ClarkDietrich is, here’s their “About Us” page on their website. It’s actually an interesting and accessible website if you’d like to read about building construction material. If you’d prefer to read about ClarkDietrich’s partnership with Movemint Bike Cab for pedicab advertising, resist the temptation to click that link. There’s […]
That’s right, four years. Every year since 2014 the Oregon Mt. Hood Territory has elected to run a 3-month, post-SXSW campaign, and we appreciate their confidence in pedicabs as an advertising medium. (They have literally won awards for their unique and successful advertising.) It’s kind of humbling to think that we have, for a solid […]