Size Matters

Long-form content performs better than short-form content in a variety of metrics. Does this surprise you? Vertical Measures published this infographic a while ago highlighting the many ways that long-form content is outperforming short-form content. When we look at each element of this infographic on its own it makes sense. Of course long-form content shows

“We seek meaning and crave connection. That means marketing needs to slow down and think about substance and context. We also need to focus on the meaning baked into the experience we are giving our audiences.”

This week’s quote comes from Ann Handley, who’s a writer, digital marketer, best selling author, the list could go on and on. Basically, she’s a super smart person who understands people and marketing and the cross-section of the two. As my team and I prepare to pitch a new client on the value of long-form

Community

There’s been a lot of press about Lush’s decision to scaling back their social media presence. They say it’s because they’re tiredness of fighting algorithms and it’s their way to rebel against having to pay to appear in newsfeeds. It’s an interesting move that’s being watched by a lot of brands and marketing individuals, myself

“One day, or day one. You decide.”

This week’s quote comes from a post I saw on LinkedIn from ELO Branding. Maybe it was just the dark blue background and bold white text that made this quote out to me as I scrolled through my feed. Maybe it found me at the right time as I was looking for inspiration. This quote