By Abby Brown, Creative Associate “Can you teach me how to use those emoji things?” my mother once asked me at the dinner table. Full disclosure: I don’t particularly love teaching my parents about technology. It requires a lot of patience and time, both of which I do not have. My mother sent me rat […]
By Libby Esterle, Senior Account Executive Someone once said “There is more than one way to skin a cat.” True. Also morbid. And gross. Even for someone who prefers dogs. But the sentiment is accurate. People can tackle projects, solve problems and complete tasks successfully and through a myriad of ways, depending on their personalities, […]
By Abby Brown, Creative Associate Last Sunday, countless American families sat on their couches with enormous amounts of cheese-coated carbs and enjoyed the Super Bowl. If you’re anything like the Rasor staff, you were watching for the ads (and the cheese-coated carbs). We had a blast live-tweeting the event, and here are a few of […]
By Abby Brown, Creative Associate One of the things I love about working at Rasor is that my fellow employees value design. Being our in-house designer, it’s wonderful to work with people who are open to and excited about how design can strengthen our ideas. Marketing and design are so interconnected, yet many people disregard […]
By Kaity Dunn, Account Executive Part of the work that I do for this Cincinnati public relations and marketing firm requires that I work alone at my computer for most of the day. While I’m processing an idea for a writing project or keeping track of my task list, sometimes I say the things I’m […]
By Abby Brown, Creative Associate You’ve barely digested all that Halloween candy when you start to see the signs. The decorations already line every retail store in America. The music starts infiltrating your favorite radio station. Your eggnog-loving friend is already getting jolly. Slowly you realize, despite the fact that it’s still early November, Christmas […]
By Victoria Knepp, Account Associate As a graduate with degrees in public relations and advertising, I like to think I am a master of knowing the difference between the two, but also knowing they are hopelessly intertwined. Any brand loves a good opportunity for publicity and positive association, but advertisers have an easy and lucrative […]
By Abby Brown, Creative Associate Unless you’ve been seriously avoiding computer usage lately, you’ve most likely noticed there’s something different about one of our favorite search engines. Google recently revealed its new logo, the biggest change to the brand since 1999. The wordmark now features a bold sans serif typeface (to spruce up your designer […]
By Kaity Dunn, Account Executive Before moving to Cincinnati just over two years ago, I lived in Indianapolis with my family. Often, when people hear that I’m from Indy, they’ll ask me if I’m a Colts fan. I typically respond in the affirmative because I like it when the Colts win. However, the problem with […]
We see information popping up more and more that stresses the importance of limiting the time that we spend on our smartphones. From causing sleep problems and disrupting interpersonal relationships, to attention issues in children and adults, the tech world may be starting to take on these concerns in a real but nerdy, techy sort […]
