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Finding Your Voice In A Crowded Digital World
Every good brand should have a distinct voice. Your story, what you value, and the way you deliver your message is what sets your company apart from your competition. Finding your voice means speaking your truth and letting people know what matters to you. When you...
3 Tips for Making Videos that Convert
How many videos have you seen while browsing social media today? Chances are you’ve scrolled past quite a few. Video is no longer the future of social media marketing, it is the NOW. More video content is being watched than ever before, with 85% of all US...
Getting Past ‘Stuck’: A guide for moving through fear and decision paralysis
Everything is scary when risk is involved. Worrying about financial risks can keep you up at night and the realization of how much time is needed to hit a goal and be paralyzing. If you know the world needs your idea, you've got to lean into the fear. That scary...
Feed your brain better stories for a happier life
The baby came first, then the business. It was like raising twins, except each child was in a different house, miles apart. I constantly felt like I was failing. Societal expectations and the media were always reminding me how I lacked something. In three years, I...
What video equipment do I need to make videos on my own?
Recording your first video can be a bit intimidating. Sitting in front of a camera is awkward and choosing the right gear can seem overwhelming. This article will identify budget friendly gear and an overview on the function of the equipment. At Mkg Dept, we believe...
How to tell a story: The basics of storytelling and script writing
Anyone can learn to become a master storyteller. Sure you'll write a few sh*tty drafts in the beginning, but after some practice, you will get there. Below is a guide to get started on your storytelling adventure. 1: Know who you're talking to Begin by identifying...
Where to look: Camera interview etiquette
A helpful guide on camera etiquette so that you feel prepped before you arrive at your shoot.
The unabashed bravery of entrepreneurs and geese
I want to be a goose. Not for forever, but I’d like to be a goose for one day. I drove past a golf course this morning. The dew still covered the ground, but it was prime golfing weather. A pair of golfers were taking advantage of the beautiful morning, but they had...
5 entrepreneurial insights realized while building a cabinet
I am two and a half hours into my cabinet building building project and there are still at least two more hours to go. I honestly thought I would be done by now. Suddenly that $50 handyman service fee doesn’t seem so outrageous at all. I really thought I could...
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