by Hayley Lardinais, Account Coordinator It’s that time of year again. We’ve set our clocks back an hour, the weather is getting colder, and it is dark outside not only when we go to work, but as soon as we leave as well. While some embrace the cold and an opportunity to cuddle up by the fire,...
By Kelsi Roth, Senior Graphic Designer & Social Media Coordinator November is Native American Heritage Month! Did you know that there are more than 500 tribal communities in America, all with their own unique traditions and history? There are many resources available to learn more about Native American Heritage Month, but sorting through all of that can be intimidating...
by Angie Ash, EVP We can all agree 2020 is a year we’ll never forget, but it turns out that 100 years ago, 1920 had a lot going on, too. American history proves to be fascinating. Some highlights include women gaining the right to vote, a guy named Ponzi came up with a money-making scheme, the FBI...
by Ashley Bowen, Account Coordinator On this day last year, American Simone Biles became the most decorated gymnast ever by winning her 25th World Championships medal at the 2019 World Gymnastics Championships in Stuttgart, Germany. Prior to this event, she was arguably the best gymnast the world had ever seen, but this achievement cemented that status. Simone...
by Hayley Lardinais, Account Coordinator Today is the first day of fall, marking the autumnal equinox when day and night are, mostly, equal parts. As the days gradually become shorter and temperatures begin to drop, saying goodbye to summer is never an easy feat. So while pumpkin spice and Halloween lovers rejoice, the rest of us will...
by Angie Ash, Executive Vice President August 11 in history was quite busy for the most popular band of all time, The Beatles. On this day in 1964, “A Hard Day’s Night” opened in NYC. One year later on this day, the movie “Help” opened in NYC. Then, on August 11 of 1966, they hosted their last...
by Shane O'Neill, Vice President For those who advertise with Google Ads, the platform has begun to roll out COVID-19 ad credits. To qualify, you need to be a small to medium-sized business with a Google Ads spend in ten out of twelve months of 2019, and in January and/or February of this year. Most ad accounts...
by Angie Ash, EVP As each day passes, our consumer anxiety and stress levels rise as new announcements are made about COVID-19. In many states, groups of 50 or more are discouraged from assembling, schools have closed and college students have been forced to pack up and come home for the rest of the year, many restaurants...
By Kelsi Roth, Senior Graphic Designer and Social Media Specialist Keep it clean.No, not like inoffensive. Literally clean. Make sure your product is free of smudges and dirt! Clean your photo surface, props, and your camera’s lens, and make sure there’s no debris or trash cans visible in the background. Add some light. Make sure the space...
by Charles Pobee-Mensah, Director of Digital Marketing HTTP/2 is a standard for websites that’s faster than the old way. Most websites don’t use it yet, but eventually, they all will. The best part is, you might be able to make this switch just by asking your hosting provider about it. Let’s take a closer look. What Is HTTP/2? When...