Digital Marketing

Pre-pandemic, it was relatively easy to keep tight boundaries between our personal and professional lives.

They say the best things often come in small packages. Think about it: jewelry, books, the keys to a new car … all of these things support this notion. And with our attention spans shrinking below that of a goldfish, it should come as no surprise that we crave more focused content at a smaller scale, too.

It’s never easy notifying someone that they didn’t get the job.

Starting a new job? Then it’s time to put your best foot forward.

So, you want to learn how to program. Honestly, great choice — pursuing software or website development is a challenging but highly rewarding career path.

Consistently creating high-quality, engaging, and relevant content across social channels can be incredibly difficult and time-consuming for marketers.

In 2022, it’s clear that Instagram is no longer just a photo-sharing app.

As marketers, we write copy daily: For landing pages, social media posts, email newsletters, you name it.

From TikTok to Clubhouse to Lasso, it seems like new viral social media platforms are popping up every day. Furthermore, many of the ones that were once en vogue have suddenly waned in popularity. If you’re a marketer, keeping up with these trends can be difficult but necessary in building and maintaining a strong audience.