Stale marketing plans are way more common than you may think. Even the most experienced marketers can be subjected to this fate. Inevitably, you may eventually reach a point where your content starts to seem stale. Luckily, stale content can be “fixed” . Start discovering the root cause of your stale marketing plan and make smart decisions in order to refresh your future campaigns.
The Importance of Color & Design in Home
Don’t Be Afraid to Mix It Up: The Case for Using Print In A Digital World
Is print dead?
Do printed mediums still drive results?
Should I invest in print?
If you find yourself asking these types of questions, you’re not alone.
In today’s digital world, there are a myriad of marketing tools you can utilize to get your brand and offerings in front of consumers across the globe.
Where to Start a Site Audit to Improve SEO and UX
Creative Ways to Help Increase Your Company’s Brand Recognition
Meet Kimberly, Founder + Creative Director at JonesHaus
A Day in the Life at JonesHaus
Creativity is like a dance — more of a process than an entity or a result. And being a creative professional (which all business owners are, to some extent) is often more like a lifestyle than a job.
After an unusual year filled with challenges and silver linings, I wanted to open up my creative world to you, and give you a behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life at JonesHaus.
From Papa Mountain to Cassava Breads: A Case Study in Rebranding
Sometimes, a business outgrows its brand altogether by shifting focus, adapting to serve a different market, or simply embracing a new creative direction. Rebranding happens either because of a drastic strategic change, or simply because it’s the natural next step for a company.
Whatever the reason, rebranding is often the key ingredient to a business’s growth.
What Does It Take to Brand a Law Firm?
Why Small Companies Want to Act Big, and Big Companies Yearn to Feel Small
We’ve seen a lot of cultural shifts happen since the start of the pandemic.
One of the best examples to sum them up: TV show hosts and news anchors broadcasting from their kitchens.
More than ever before, larger companies want to feel familiar and build intimate relationships with their customers. Smaller companies, who have a natural edge there, get to focus on looking more refined — and more than ever, they have the tools and resources to do so.