Topics: Social Media, Content
Emojis are a content and social media tool that can be used to convey emotion, add emphasis or nuance, and inject personality and color. And while the thought of brands using emojis as a marketing tool may have once been a daring (or disastrous) ...
Topics: Thought Leadership, Crisis Communications
The world of crisis management has changed dramatically and continues to swiftly shift as what constitutes a crisis and how organizations respond both continue to evolve. From Target to Equifax to Capital One, high-profile hacks of the last few ...
Topics: Content, Messaging and Positioning
Certain subjects are guaranteed to elicit an enthusiastic reaction regardless of the audience: food, puppies, the latest LOL meme. They’re all bonafide crowd-pleasers, and you don’t have to be a communication genius to get people pumped. But when ...
Topics: Social Media, Graphics, Infographics
In a world where more than 500 million of us are posting nearly 100 million photos and videos on Instagram every day, it goes without saying that visuals are a necessity on social media. And that’s especially true when it comes to your marketing ...
Topics: Thought Leadership
As a marketing tool, the power of the book club is undeniable. From Oprah to Sarah Jessica Parker to Reese Witherspoon and beyond, nothing attracts a crowd (or inspires countless Instagram posts) like a good book. Beyond boosting sales, the ...
Topics: Social Media, Measurement and Analytics, Digital Advertising
Launch angle. Exit velocity. Wins above replacement (WAR). You name it, Major League Baseball measures it. The same goes for social media marketers. Organic reach. Unique visitors. Cost per click. Baseball’s use of analytics started well before the ...
