actually want to tell their own stories… I think that User Generated Content gives them that freedom. You give them a software to play with, and the go and do their own thing.
TINT interviews creative communications experts at Cannes Lions about Physical and Digital … and how they can work together.
TINT talks creativity at Cannes Lions with the world’s leading creative communications agencies.
Talking to your former customers is one of the best things you can do for your business. Invite your “exes.” Reduce churn. Here’s how.
Forget what you’ve heard — ad blockers are good for marketers. Here’s how the new iOS update will lead to better marketing.
Here are 3 companies whose personalized marketing campaigns targeted the right people at the right time for success on social media.
As an entrepreneur, over and over again I witness the power of one very simple action: Showing up I understand, showing up is hard. Especially in today’s fast pace life where a million things distract us & everything is expected to happen just by lifting a finger. Let me tell you a story that the Founding Engineer of Pinterest told us during a Q&A. Show up In 2009, Facebook had just acquired a startup…
As a Customer Success Strategist at TINT, I’ve been lucky enough to work with some pretty awesome brands and organizations. Some are smaller, like the Bubble Foundation, whose hashtag
How to use Trello. Here’s how I use Trello to manage our blog at TINT.
Team TINT is a quickly growing cast of characters (10 to 30 in one year)! We’d like you to meet the small team of people that built the world’s largest social display platform. Each month, we introduce someone new. Last month we met Saachi Sharma, one of our Customer Success Strategists, and learned about her Snapchat skillz. This month, meet Brad Singley, and learn what keeps him motivated: Around this time 2 years ago I ran a half marathon.…
“I’ll Slack it to you.” “Make sure you start a Hangout for the meeting.” “Have you checked Trello?” Tech has changed the marketer’s workflow, here’s some surprising effects:
In this episode we welcome Jessica Schimm, a digital audience engagement specialist at Women 2.0, to talk about making newsletters people actually want to read.