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This cold, rainy Friday afternoon got us like .

The very definition of casual Friday. #workdoesnthavetosuck #agencylife #casualfriday #tikihut #remoteworking #workingremotely

Over the last several weeks, the Noble Mouseketeers have enjoyed watching this series from The Futur. It's been a catalyst for discussion about our own processes and how we can refine our interactions with clients.

The stat about people having the attention span of a goldfish is so widespread, it's become a cliche. Turns out, it's not true.

The future of social media is more uncertain than ever, but one thing is for sure: it isn't going away.

Every major social media network except Instagram is seeing declining usage in the U.S. That's why having a balanced marketing strategy is critical.

It's not one or the other, it's both. An effective marketing strategy is a balanced marketing strategy.

That moment when a visit to Celia Dunn Sotheby's International Realty turns into an impromptu tutorial on posing for photos. #teachablemoments #agencylife

"Buying separate apps that teens won’t associate with Facebook is probably Facebook’s smartest bet, based on WIRED’s conversations with teens. They prefer individual apps for different things [] This preference for siloed social media flies in direct opposition to Zuckerberg’s intention to combine WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook messaging into a cohesive platform, and raises the question of whether doing so risks alienating the youth."

What can we learn about #marketing from a fictitious Miley Cyrus Twerkout DVD?

Poster concept for a haunted house client.

There's no Easy Button for content and social media marketing. It takes time, money, and hard work. And there are really only a limited number of paths to success.

There's some good data on tactics here, but be careful that your social media strategy isn't simply to copycat what a bunch of other people are doing. And if you need help figuring this stuff out, we're happy to help. #instagram #socialmediamarketing #contentstrategy

The use of digital home assistants continues to rise; however, people are currently more likely to use them for home automation and finding out about the weather than for discovering new products and services.