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Common Sense NMS traces its origins back to Common Sense Advertising, Inc. an advertising agency started by James Boyce in 1996. At its largest, Common Sense was an $80 million agency with clients such as Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, TNT Vacations, Vinny Testa’s and Kettle Cuisine Soup.

Now, Common Sense NMS is entirely dedicated to using new media strategies to help clients grow their businesses, advocate, fundraise and succeed online. It is far more efficient, powerful and every passing day shows that when it comes to marketing, the future is now, and it’s online and with new media.

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Who We Are

James Boyce, Lead Strategist, Outreach Development

James is one of the leading progressive bloggers and new media experts in the Democratic and Progressive communities online in the United States. A Senior Advisor to John Kerry in 2004 and Senior New Media Consultant to Governor Bill Richardson’s Presidential Campaign in 2008,, James is also an Original Contributor to The Huffington Post, a featured diarist at Daily Kos and more. James appears frequently on both MSNBC and FOX NEWS as a Democratic Strategist.

Andrew Daley, Strategy, Account Direction

Andrew has over 16 years of experience in marketing, business development and online product development. He has held key marketing positions at several premiere consumer brands (NLG, Starwood Hotels, Reebok International) and has led the development of several new online brands and services.

Max Bernstein, Social Marketing Development

Formerly of The Huffington Post, Max is one of the principal components of Common Sense NMS and has worked on, among other clients, Governor Richardson’s Campaign, (RED), Climate Counts, Veterans For America and more.

Sarah Kidwell, Marketing Development

Sarah Kidwell is a recent of the Boston University School of Management