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If you're like most marketers, January flew by and you're already knee-deep in driving implementation for the new year. Check out these five top trends to make sure your actions are hitting the mark.

Surveys as a research tool help brands better understand their audience. Here are some helpful tips to get started!

While trust is in a state of crisis, consider these 3 ways brands can earn and keep trust for the betterment of all.

Hey execs - are you spending time on LinkedIn? Here's how growing your presence can have a dramatic impact on your personal brand and business.

You’ve seen it before…that marketing campaign that’s run a little too long and has been promoted a little too often. Ad fatigue occurs when an audience sees ads so often that they become bored and stop paying attention. At MindFire, it’s our job to prevent ad fatigue by keeping campaigns fresh and exciting. Here are a few ways we get started.

Your message and creative are what connects the dots between your business and your audience, and it all begins with a deeper understanding of who you’re talking to.

For Caroline, days are full of writing, concepting, meeting and…more writing.

With emails, social media, online display ads and more, there are many options to target your audience online. This begs the question – what about good, old-fashioned mail?

The trick with building a media plan, and a successful measurement plan to go with it, is to select the metrics that matter for your business before picking your ad placements.

About one year ago, our nation went into a lockdown to help slow the spread of COVID-19. While where we worked and how we worked changed dramatically, the need to quickly create good work did not. Now, we’re taking a look back and sharing our key learnings. 

How do you manage the in-person trade shows during a pandemic? And how do you capture your audience's attention in a virtual trade show?

At the start of every year, we see a variety of design trends and predictions for the year ahead. Everyone makes their best guess as to what will be popular, and often, many of these well-informed predictions prove true. But should you use them?