Using aerial drone footage in your marketing videos isn’t just for major brands anymore. The latest technology makes it more financially realistic and logistically possible for any marketer to add a cinematic perspective to their videos. Here’s our viewpoint.

All strategies require regular updates. We’ve updated our strategies and recommendations for an automated email campaign that works for 2021.

The novelty of virtual events is wearing off, but the necessity isn’t. Street Level Studio asked Trey Smith, vice president of events for Simpler Media/CMSWire, to share some expert insights on creating and marketing successful online experiences.

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Despite all the disruption, work continues to provide us with purpose and creative opportunities. It’s also a big source of pride. In 2020, Street Level Studio once again received top awards from several international creative competitions. We’re proud to share the list with you.

Reaching out to customers, partners, and employees on special occasions can have a huge impact on your business relationships.

For Digital Creative Director Brian Fuller, the passion to create and the urge to influence positive change converged in a unique way during this unique time in history. Check out how he shared his creative design and marketing career with kids in this video for Fresh Artists’ new Cool Jobs Show.

Just like all the personal trainers, self-help gurus, and celebrity influencers who are eager to trim, tone, and transform you for 2020, there’s no dearth of “experts” out there ready to tell you how to shape up your marketing in the year ahead. We’d like to suggest a few marketing resolutions for 2020 that not only work for businesses of all sizes but also have a much higher chance of actually becoming habits.

A picture is worth a thousand words—but sometimes having a few actual words helps that picture say more. We asked our design and content experts to share their insight into how creatives can accomplish grammatically correct yet attention-grabbing copy and stimulating design.

To some industry watchers, the fact that more big brands are bringing their creative, marketing, and advertising functions in-house signals the impending demise of outside creative agencies. We beg to differ. As does Matt Fiskness, COO of Adswerve and a leading media expert.