Q: Do You Know Your Data Rights?

???? As public awareness grows concerning the monetization of personal data, a shift is taking place in the relationship between corporations and consumers.⠀

???? A recent US state comprehensive privacy law comparison survey for 2019 showed that only three American states have passed laws surrounding user data privacy on the internet; a stark contrast to the global standard, as most European countries have legislated personal privacy laws as far back as 1981. ⠀

So what does this mean for emerging brands and advertisers in the digital age? Transparency is key! ????⠀

A Decade on Social

???? 2020 is just around the corner, so as we get introspective in our personal lives, we figured we might as well get reflective about how our industry has evolved over the past 10 years. ⠀

So kick back, relax, and take a stroll through memory lane. ⠀

Remember Picnik? Yeah, us neither. ????

Adopting A Resonance Model

What happens when you combine the same creative, strategy, and media leadership across all accounts at a small nimble agency? You make digital magic.

Who Wore It Best

In the internet’s most iconic moment of #WhoWoreItBest we have Team #DarkMode vs. Team #LightMode. Personally, it’s leather jacket weather here in NYC so our operating systems have gone over to the dark side for #SpookySeason ???? ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
What about your team? Comment ⚪️ if you’re Team Light Mode or ⚫️ if you’re team Dark Mode!

3 Things To Know About Organic Social Presence

Here’s our guide to your next Q4 budget meeting when your CFO asks “Can’t we pay an intern to run our organic social media like 3 days a week?” ????‍♀️????‍♂️

Sidenote: Apple, we’re waiting (im)patiently for gender non-specific emojis.

Q: In The Pay-To-Play World Of Social Media, Do I Still Need To Invest in Organic?

The times of chronological feeds and organic-driven engagement are long past us, with paid media and brand partnerships becoming the engine of this algorithmic machine. And we have to ask – were the good old days of 2008 better? Or is the era of “Senator, we sell ads” just a natural evolution of the platforms once famous for heavy filters and sharing what you actually did that day?