14 Aug

From Baby Boomers to Gen Z: How to Get Everyone’s Input on Your Public Involvement Project

By: Matt Fickenworth, Intern   When the government takes on an infrastructure improvement project, they’re required to get the public involved. They need to get public input and opinions before they can move forward. The challenge is reaching a diverse group of people across all ages, which can be tough when each generation receives their […]

24 Jul
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20 Jun

Website Best Practices

By Libby Esterle, Senior Account Executive   Years ago, an old boss of mine described websites as “the new company trifold/brochure.” Nowadays, with almost everyone and everything having one, it’s hard to believe that there was a time when they were considered “newfangled.” But he wasn’t wrong—these days websites are typically the first place people […]

19 Jun

19 Things to Do in Cincinnati This Summer

By: Erika Turan   Our Cincinnati-based marketing and communications agency is proud to call the Queen City home. Some of us are natives, but many of us are transplants from other parts of the U.S. But, no matter how we got here, we love exploring Cincinnati, and it seems like the list of things to […]

29 May

Are Your Photos the Right Size for Instagram?

By Ian Marker, Account Associate   Over 95 million photos and videos are shared on Instagram each day and with accounts depicting epic travel scenery or mouthwatering food setups, we can tell that not many posts are taken inside the native Instagram app anymore. More often than not, we’re transferring our best photos, shot on […]

15 May

3 Branding Lessons from Game of Thrones

By Erika Turan Even if you haven’t kept up with the show, it’s hard to miss Game of Thrones right now. HBO just debuted the series’ final season, and the juggernaut is not to be messed with. The series eight premiere brought in a record 17.4 million viewers. Not too shabby in a world of approximately one […]

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