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Avoid Burnout: Holiday Mental Health Tips for Marketers

The holiday season is nearly here, and so is the holiday stress! The holidays are notorious for being bright, twinkling, and stressful as ever. With endless holiday festivals, parties, shopping, and get-togethers, many people experience burnout. Burnout can wreak havoc

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AI and SEO: Is Traditional Search Optimization Still Relevant?

The digital marketing landscape is in constant flux, and few transformations have been as profound as the integration of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) in search engine optimization (SEO). Search engines, spearheaded by Google, are increasingly leveraging sophisticated AI

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8 Influential Black Figures Who Transformed Advertising

Advertising has long shaped how we view the world, yet historically, it has often excluded diverse voices within the industry. Trailblazing Black professionals recognized the glaring misrepresentation in advertising and broke barriers, reshaping the industry through innovative storytelling, creative ideas,

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7 Digital Marketing Predictions for 2025

With two weeks already passed in the new year, it’s clear that the pace of change can feel overwhelming, particularly for marketers. With an ever-expanding range of digital channels available (and some, like TikTok, coming to an end potentially), there

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Jungle Films Wins Telly Award for “When I Surrendered, I Won”

“We are driven by purpose-driven brands—clients that transform our communities, lives, and the world.” Sam Mikhail, Producer and Director at Jungle Films, conveyed the company’s ethos.  This ethos shines through with their recent achievement.  Their video “Gregg’s Story: When I

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Eco-Friendly Campaigns You Should Try

In the early 2000s, World Wide Fund for Nature launched a brilliant campaign called “Horrifying,” which consisted of just two photos and a handful of words. The campaign showed the frailty of the Earth’s ecosystems. What can be more horrifying

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