Blog: Customer Tips

If you work in social media and you’re anything like me, the ever-changing world of social media platforms can make you want to lay on the ground, blast some Zach Bryan in your air pods, and have a good, uninterrupted cry. (When will Mark Zuckerberg stop making useless Meta updates that don’t work? The world may never know.) Additionally, if you’re still hanging in here with me, you also feel guilty at the first sign of burnout and stress because let’s face it- you freaking love your job and you feel lucky to have it. (We’re all friends here, let’s be honest; you couldn’t catch me dead working in a job where I can’t be creative and have fun. I’d be the worst accountant ever.)

In recent years, social media platforms have become the go-to place for businesses to reach their target audiences. As a result, social media jobs have become some of the most demanding marketing jobs in the industry. Social media managers are responsible for creating and executing social media strategies, managing multiple social media accounts, analyzing data, and staying up-to-date with the latest trends. With social media platforms constantly evolving, social media managers must be adaptable and able to pivot quickly. These  jobs often require long hours and the ability to work under pressure, making them some of the most challenging but rewarding marketing jobs available. This job keeps us on our toes, makes it hard to turn off our brains at night, and can truthfully make it difficult to put our phones down and relax. 

So if your social media job is sucking the life out of you, I completely get it and I’ve been there. (Maybe one day I’ll share the story, but I’m going to leave you on a cliffhanger until then.) 

Here are five tips that I use in my own, real life outside of the internet to find a consistent balance between life and work: 

Every website you visit accumulates data on your phone, stored as cookies and cache. You're likely familiar with cookies in the context of your phone and computer usage, but understanding these terms, learning to clear cookies, and recognizing when not to accept them is crucial. Allow me to elaborate on the significance of clearing cookies and cache on mobile phones.

In this digital world, your website will likely be one of the first and best impressions you can make on potential clients. Web “people” go by various names: web designer, webmaster, web developer, digital marketer, SEO guy, SEO agency, content marketing agency, etc. Because of their technical prowess, they have an uncanny ability to speak a different language.

Before you dedicate your time, energy, and hard-earned dollars toward the perfect website, here are ten questions you need to ask and potential answers for them:

Stock images are, frankly, fantastic, and their flexibility is unmatched! They can add flair to your landing pages and blogs and overall visual interest to your site.

I have compiled a list of 27 websites with images and a basic rating between 1 and 5 stars, with five being the best. You'll find a little bit of everything on this list, so you won't have to spend hours searching the internet for free stock images that suit your fancy or project. Let's get started.