Kirsten went to Iceland last month and was joined by hundreds of writers from around the world for the Iceland Writers Retreat. We asked her to give us her thoughts on her time in Iceland. Here is what she told us. Before coming to ...
At the risk of sounding like a Grandpa complaining about kids today, we have to ask: remember the early days of Facebook? When it was called “The Facebook” and was only available at Harvard? When your parents didn’t know about it and ...
2016 has been a year of change. Some good. Most of it weird. For instance, we saw Brexit happen, which saw many a Brit threaten to move to Canada. We watched an Oompa Loompa run and win for President of the United States, which also ...
With 1.13 billion daily users, Facebook still proves it’s the OG of social media and a hotbed of activity for consumers and businesses alike. Therefore, having a strong presence on Facebook is crucial to increasing overall brand ...
Trust is key to any relationship. And like they say, it takes years to build, seconds to break, and forever to repair. We can testify to this first hand; we still have flashbacks to the gruesome day we mistook a raisin cookie for ...
Instagram, since its creative conception in 2010, has gone through significant transformations and is now more than just the platform you use to post carefully filtered photos of your donuts. As one of the most effective marketing ...
Snapchat is everywhere. There’s no escaping it. Unless you’re of the small class of people that subscribe to the notion that technology has only ruined us and you’re destined for a life living off the grid. In which case, you should ...
Influencers. You’ve likely heard the term tossed around in conversation. You’ve definitely already encountered it online, whether you’re aware of it or not. But because you’re already inundated with so many new ways of doing things, ...
We get it. There’s an overwhelming number of social platforms out there, and each of them come with their own unique interfaces, concepts, and scripts to adhere to. The thought of introducing a third, fourth, or even fifth ...
According to Jean-Luc Godard (not to be confused with Jean-Luc Picard, of Star Trek): “It’s not where you take things from – it’s where you take them to.” He is, of course, referring to art. And that all art is thievery. Nothing ...
