Every fortnight, my Ember Television colleagues and I scour the internet for the very best articles on marketing, content and social media. Here’s our latest selection.
Are creative professionals losing sight of the importance of playfulness? (Karl Toomey)
Shutterstock’s predict a resurgence in “roaring ‘20s” aesthetics in the new decade (Imogen Watson)
The secret to producing effective case studies (Juliet Stott)
How remote working teams can operate as if they were in the same room (Emilie Moreland)
Diversity in the creative industry is as good for the industry as it is for society (JP Hanson)
A few lessons on visual storytelling from master cinematographer Roger Deakins (V Renée)
How Danielle Lurie used filmmaking skills to set her business apart from the competition (Sharon Steel)
Are traditional animation styles making a comeback? The Oscars shortlist suggests so (Jenny Brewer)
How a luggage retailer built their brand with social media storytelling (Nikki Gilliland)
A look at a common problem faced when building an audience on social media (Mark Schaefer)
Why advertising needs a review process (Craig Davis)
How to make the most out of carousel ads (Thibaud Clement)
The story behind Greenpeace and Aardman’s animated ‘Turtle Journey’ campaign (Imogen Watson)
SEO costs time and money – when is it time for businesses to make the leap? (Damon Burton)
What is the biggest SEO mistake that content marketers tend to make? (Joe Lazauskas)
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