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The length of your content can make or break its success. Sometimes you need to get right to the point (think a social media post or promotional email). Other times it pays to go long (hello search-optimized blog posts).

Ah, 2020. Like the world’s longest game of blackjack—the hits just keep coming.

It’s funny (and also cruel) that when we need each other the most, it’s never been more important to keep our space.

To everyone who is sick of social distancing—but who cares enough about their fellow man to keep doing it anyway—the world owes you a debt of gratitude. And probably a drink.

(We can help with that last part.)

No brand is a static entity.

As a business naturally evolves, its people, capabilities and culture change with it. Marketing materials will have to change too—this is a given. But websites, collateral and social media graphics aren’t the only things that need to keep up. Sometimes the brand itself needs a little bit of tweaking.

We created this short, cheeky little number to show our appreciation to you—our clients, vendors, friends and partners for helping to make 2019 another spectacular year. Enjoy!

New Coke is officially back.

You’re probably wondering why Coca-Cola, one of the biggest brands in the world, would decide to relive what went down as one of the worst marketing disasters in history.

It all comes down to nostalgia.

Blogs are an important part of your long-term marketing plan. They keep customers moving through the funnel. They lend authority to your business. And they drive organic traffic to your site.

But when it comes to business blogging—specifically to a B2B crowd—one of the most common SEO strategies can be one of the most damaging to your readership.

Updated March 3, 2021

Trust plays a big role in building lasting relationships with clients—and turning prospects into clients in the first place. But how do you build trust with a prospect you’ve never met?

One way is to shine a spotlight on the employees they’ll be working with so they’re familiar enough with your people, your values and your culture to feel good reaching out and making an introduction.  You can do this in a number of ways, from writing staff bios to highlighting your team on social media.

Check out a few of our favorite ways to spotlight staff:

You’ve heard it a million times, in a million different ways: “You should be blogging.”

Well, should you?

Almost every company can benefit from maintaining a blog—it makes your site more visible on search engine results pages. It helps you connect with customers. And it creates reusable content that you can promote across a variety of channels.

But blogging takes time. And there’s more to it than just writing—you also need compelling imagery to help your content stand out. You need a place to house it on your website. And you need a promotion strategy to make sure it gets read.

So before you jump into the water without measuring how deep it goes, ask yourself, “What can I reasonably expect from a blog?”

The goal of consumer research is to mine as much data as possible so you can use it to psychologically manipulate your customers into buying more of your products or services. Right?

Ever wonder what would happen if you could beam onto the Enterprise, what it’s like to fall into a black hole, or if androids really could dream about electric sheep? So have Neil deGrasse Tyson and his rotating panel of celebrity guests, NASA scientists and sci-fi aficionados who join him every Friday night for StarTalk Radio, a (mostly) safe-for-work podcast made for space junkies, pop-sci nerds and everyone in between.