#esdailydraw is going back in time
Sarah Pieper
This week, #esdailydraw is jumping into its time machine with a retro theme. We are asking drawing participants to go back in time so that they can re-create some of the classics.
This week, #esdailydraw is jumping into its time machine with a retro theme. We are asking drawing participants to go back in time so that they can re-create some of the classics.
I think we can all agree that social media is here to stay. Analytics continue to show that people are spending more time on social media sites. So what does this means for marketers? It means that in order for your brand to connect and be successful, social media can no longer be an optional strategy to your marketing efforts.
Reading material in the public relations industry seems to come and go. More often than not, we come across the hot book of the moment, read it, get excited about it for a while and ultimately forget about it. Few books actually stick and inspire us to do better work.
This week’s #esdailydraw is venturing into the wild – the jungle to be specific. Ervin & Smith animator Jim Mehsling is using the outdoor setting as this week’s theme because it provides so many drawing options.
Not too long ago, brands only had the ability to create a new piece of content when they had a new product launch or an upcoming promotion. These one-way communications were completely controlled by the brands and didn’t allow for target audience interaction. Now, with the digital revolution and the importance of content marketing, those days are gone.
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