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Building an Authentic Brand in the Age of Transparency

By: Matthew Kaiserman, Junior Account Executive In today’s marketing landscape, brands are forced to be more than… well, a brand. They are being asked to adopt a platform of values that mirrors that of their audience; to stand up for important causes and play a leading role in social activism. But most importantly, consumers today want to […]

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When Social Media Fails, Where Will You Turn?

By: Tawanda Carlton, Account Executive at Media Frenzy Global Recently, two of the world’s largest social media networks, Facebook and Instagram, temporarily went down for most of the day, causing complete pandemonium online. Influencers, advertisers, CMOs and consumers alike were losing their minds as two major platforms were out of use. Social campaigns lost money

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MFG Commentary: When Social Media Let’s You Down, Where Do You Turn?

By: Tawanda Carlton, Account Executive Yesterday, two of the world’s largest social media networks, Facebook and Instagram, went down for the count causing a frenzy online. Both Facebook and Twitter, their competitor’s site, to calm the stir:   This chain of events summoned a question I hear frequently from those who ask me for PR

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3 Quick Tips to Take Your Social Media Channels to the Next Level

By: Matthew Kaiserman, Junior Account Executive Social media has become the largest selling tool for brands and agencies. Many times, before a potential new client or customer visits your website, they will peruse your social media channels to get a sense of your brand’s persona. Consumers use this time of discovery to gauge the voice

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Morals in Marketing: Hard Lessons Learned from the Fyre Festival Disaster

Nearly two years after being subjected to mass social media embarrassment, thanks to the recently released Hulu documentaries, the team behind Fyre Festival is reliving what is being dubbed as one of the most disastrous event planning debacles of our time. Festival attendees paid an upwards of $12,000 for an experience set to mimic a Coachella-like

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