At the beginning of 2020, millions of social media users took part in a #TenYearChallenge which encouraged them to post one photo of themselves from ten years ago up against a photo of themselves today.
During the last month or so, my husband and I have driven by this grand opening sign on our way to his parent’s house about a dozen times.
After a couple of weeks, we decided to look up what it was for.
We found out a new restaurant was opening, and we were pretty excited to have a new place to try (sometimes it gets boring going to the same places!).
These days, businesses across every industry are investing in social media marketing. But no matter how great your social media content is or how many people follow your accounts, you won’t be able to grow your audience, reach, and presence if you don’t understand the data behind it all.
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If you’re a blogger, you’ve probably asked your editor “how long should this blog post be” more times than you’d care to admit.
Remember the TV show Mad Men?
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TikTok is the envy of social media sites. Between 2024 and 2025, we’ve seen many social networks rolling out their own vertical video feeds to become more like the viral video juggernaut.
I can’t write a single line of code.
So, it was a big surprise to me when I was asked to lead our new global web strategy team three years ago.
Great marketing copy doesn’t just sell a product, it builds a connection with the audience. The beauty of proper messaging is that by communicating either the benefits or features of your product or service, you can tell customers what they need to know in a clever, concise way.
While brand advertising on YouTube has been around for a while now, adopting the platform for direct response B2B advertising is relatively new.
For my master’s program at Syracuse University, we were required to attend two immersion weekends.
These weekends were filled with networking events, guest speakers, and industry leader presentations.
The goal was to interact with classmates, faculty, and industry thought leaders to discuss the future of digital communication.
