Action Item: Make Your Username Count

Photo by Kaboompics .com on Pexels.com When setting up your Facebook page or Instagram account, don't underestimate the importance of your page title or username. Your username should be clear and concise, in order to communicate the nature of your account and make it easy for people looking up your business or organization to find … Continue reading Action Item: Make Your Username Count

Repost: Spring Clean Your Social Media Strategy

Photo by AS Photography on Pexels.com This blog from last spring was so relevant, we had to bring it back for another year! Take a look at our suggestions for spring cleaning your social media strategy. Spring cleaning is a popular annual trend, but have you considered spring cleaning your social media strategy? Periodically reviewing … Continue reading Repost: Spring Clean Your Social Media Strategy

Ask a Social Media Manager: Do I Need a Photo With Every Post?

Photo by Lisa Fotios on Pexels.com Question: Do I have to include a photo with every post I publish on social media? Answer: Visuals are important on social media for multiple reasons–they can draw the viewer in, they can provide examples of products or services, and they can make a post look more well-rounded and … Continue reading Ask a Social Media Manager: Do I Need a Photo With Every Post?

What to Know About Hashtags

Photo by Walls.io on Pexels.com You might have heard the term "hashtag" before, but are unfamiliar with what it really means. What exactly is a hashtag? How does it affect your post on social media? How many hashtags can you use at once? We're here to help–keep reading for a basic introduction to hashtags, and … Continue reading What to Know About Hashtags

Action Item: Plan Out 1-2 Weeks of Social Media Content In Advance

Photo by Bich Tran on Pexels.com It can be difficult to come up with content for social media at the very moment you need to post it. A lot of content needs to be planned in advance–photos need to be taken, graphics need to be made, and the purpose behind the content needs to be … Continue reading Action Item: Plan Out 1-2 Weeks of Social Media Content In Advance

New Year, New Workshops: What’s Changed for 2026

Photo by Julia M Cameron on Pexels.com You might remember our online Workshops – we've been offering them since 2020! In the years since, our Workshops have evolved, from their subject matter to when they're offered. But some things have remained the same over the years as well – here's a refresher on our Workshops, … Continue reading New Year, New Workshops: What’s Changed for 2026

Top Tips for Jumpstarting Your Novel

Photo by Janson A. on Pexels.com Perhaps your new year's resolution is to write a novel – great! But where do you go from here? Let us introduce you to a few of our top tips and considerations for kicking off this stage of your writing journey: Consider Your Novel's Structure When you're first starting … Continue reading Top Tips for Jumpstarting Your Novel

Repost: Holiday Do’s & Don’ts on Social Media

Photo by Porapak Apichodilok on Pexels.com There can be so much going on during the holiday season that it can be difficult to keep up with your social media accounts. We're bringing back this blog post from last year with a few guidelines that will hopefully make keeping up with social media that much easier. … Continue reading Repost: Holiday Do’s & Don’ts on Social Media

Our 2025 Gift Guide for Small Business Owners, Writers & More!

Photo by Ylanite Koppens on Pexels.com Are you in the market for an especially unique gift this holiday season? Do you know a small business owner who could use a hand with marketing their products, or a writer who is working to get their first draft going? We have gift ideas for you! Check out … Continue reading Our 2025 Gift Guide for Small Business Owners, Writers & More!