by Miriam Hara | Feb 18, 2025 | Branding, Communications, Marketing
A True Brand Isn’t Optional The word “authenticity” has finally had its run, being overused to the point of dilution. However the concept of authenticity and its intention is prevalent in many corporate boardrooms. Out of the ruins of authenticity comes a...
by Miriam Hara | Feb 4, 2025 | Branding, Communications, Content, Creative, Marketing
The marketing space is totally immersed with buzzwords that seem to dominate the collective thinking for a few years and then eventually fade away. Over the past decade, “authentic” has been that word—a term so pervasive that its over use has now made it...
by Miriam Hara | Jan 7, 2025 | Communications, Content, Social Media
The 2024 Word(s) of the Year I don’t know if you feel the same way as I do, but there’s something oddly satisfying about seeing an entire year—its ups, downs, and collective quirks—wrapped up in a single word. But 2024? This year instead of one word...
by Miriam Hara | Dec 3, 2024 | Advertising, Business Success, Communications, Marketing
Are Greeting Cards the Next Dodo Bird? In 2024… …with our inboxes overflowing and social media delivering instant “Happy Holidays” posts, is this the year paper greeting cards join Tupperware and the dodo bird in history’s archive of nostalgia?...
by Miriam Hara | Jul 9, 2024 | Business Success, Communications, Social Media
Like many social platforms, the LinkedIn social platform has evolved. It launched itself as a social platform for professionals and to a large extent it has maintained that unique edge. I would argue that LinkedIn has somewhat devolved into a professional Facebook...
by Tara Ford | Jun 25, 2024 | Advertising, Agency, Business Success, Communications, Creative, Management, Social Media
The Evolution of Casual Fridays Remember when Casual Fridays were the highlight of the week? It was that one day you could ditch the high heels and starched shirts for something more laid-back. For a while, the art and advertising industries led this trend. We...
