Creativity in Child Welfare: Executing Successful Live Virtual Events during a Global Pandemic
As Ramonna mentioned in her recent “WFH” blog post, one silver lining from this global pandemic is that … Read More >
Livestreams, Animation & Remote Video Marketing Strategies for COVID-19 | CenterTable
Clients utilizing this tactic: Commercial Tribe, The Petroleum Association of Wyoming, Lutheran Medical Center There … Read More >
Live Social Media Content Remains the Rage in 2019
Back in the mid to late 2000s, Twitter was theplatform for real-time social media content. This … Read More >
Tweet Responsibly
You know the old saying – “With great exposure comes great responsibility.” No, that’s not … Read More >
Is It the End of Twitter as We Know It?
Social platforms are working to get people to the content they want via visual search, … Read More >
Tips To Up Your Video Game
The way brands engage with consumers is constantly evolving and with that, video consumption is … Read More >
Disasters in the Digital Age
It’s hard to believe that when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005 we were … Read More >
The Eclipse, Video and Snapchat News
Is video eclipsing all other forms of content? All puns aside, social platforms’ focus continues … Read More >
You want video? We’ve got video.
With the addition of our CenterTable Studios video production and motion graphics team you might … Read More >
When is Live Video a Good Idea?
There is a certain inherent viewer attraction to live video, even if the subject matter isn’t enhanced by the “live” factor. The problem with going live all of the time is eventually viewers will lose interest – or worse, individuals will mute or unfollow a brand/individual because “live video all the time” quickly becomes extremely uninteresting and/or annoying.