Category Archives: Communications

19 May

Social Media for Government Agencies

Are you considering adding social media to your communications plan? Maybe your agency is on various social networking sites, but you aren’t sure if you’re using social media as effectively as you could? We’ve pulled together the best practices our agency follows when launching, evaluating, and pivoting social media plans for government agencies. First, you […]

13 May
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15 Apr

How to Make Your Call-to-Action Really Work

By Erika Turan, APR, Senior Account Executive If you’re bored with your marketing tools, just wait a minute. Fifteen more new tools will be available tomorrow. But as much as we’re living in the Golden Age of Marketing, one thing remains constant: the call-to-action (CTA). Your CTA can be the one thing that seals the […]

18 Mar

The Importance of Proper Word Choice

By Libby Esterle, Senior Account Executive Jimmy Fallon is known for his witty banter, self-deprecating humor and good-natured teasing. From sharing hilarious “Mom Texts” submitted by his Twitter followers, to watching his epic Lip Sync Battles with the likes of Paul Rudd and Emma Stone, to his “The Tonight Show” celebrity interviews, he can always […]

6 Feb

Good, Clean Communications

How Sometimes the Simplest Solutions Are the Best By Libby Esterle, Senior Account Executive My husband and I very rarely run errands together. In fact, I’m not entirely sure he feels 100 percent comfortable going to Kroger by himself…however, when we found ourselves out and about one sunny Sunday, we decided to pop into a […]

22 Jan

Having Fun With Your 404 Message

By Brittnay Bell While you never want your visitors to stumble upon a broken link on your website, a 404 error message page can be an opportunity for you to use creativity and wit to further connect with your audience. Plenty of companies use clever 404 pages to show off their brand personality and incorporate […]

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27 Aug

The Brent Spence Bridge Needed Repairs: How We Helped 180,000 Drivers a Day Stay Cool, Calm and Informed

By: Matt Fickenworth, Intern Originally designed to accommodate 80,000 vehicles a day, the Brent Spence Bridge now carries 160,000 cars, trucks, ambulances and more across the Ohio River between Ohio and Kentucky. It serves as a critical connector, supporting major economic development as goods and services move along I-75 between Michigan and Florida. Re-vamping the […]