When you use an image or video in social media and share it around on your business page, you can get away with not having permission to post it. It is more ideal of course if you do, but that is kind of what social sharing is all about. This is a totally different story when it comes to images or video for your blog, website and branded content. If you do not use images
This post is purely for fun…but is definitely a good example of what not to do!!! Using stock photography is fine at times, but be mindful of how it aligns with the story that you want to tell. That being said, unique content is always best practice, not only do you own the content…but it is something that you have created (or hired a pro to do) that truly reflects your brand. Here are 5
Like it or not selfies are now part of our culture. While originally defined as just an image of ones self…it has now morphed into being defined as any image that you take (you or a group) by your “self” with your phone or device. While it is a bit nutty to be compelled to constantly document everyday life, it is not all bad that we have the technology in the palm of our hand
Do you want to create your own branded images or memes, but are afraid to try to learn a new program like Canva? Or you do not want to invest (let alone try to master) in programs like Photoshop or Illustrator. Well this is the tutorial for you!! All you need to create simple branded images and memes is: Microsoft Word, your logo, a unique image (or legally downloaded stock image) and the snipping tool (or
An image can truly be worth a thousand [fill in the blank] when it comes to marketing. This could mean “likes”, dollars, clients or whatever type of return that matters to you as the end goal regarding your efforts. You put in time, brain-power and money into promoting your business right? So why not capitalize on one of the elements that is known to draw people in. Today if you do not capture your audience
