Trending from G/L: How the #NeverAgain Movement is Working Like an Agency

Meg Strange
Over the past year and a half, buzz words in media and marketing have revolved around one thing: “social.” Social media, social commentary, social movements… we like to talk about things. And given the number of momentous events that have transpired over that period of time – the good, the bad, the beautiful and the […]

Trending from G/L: Engagement is key to Instagram’s new algorithm

Melissa Ross
Back in March of 2016, the world flipped upside down when Instagram put an algorithm in place to change how our content was delivered to us. Previously, posts were shown in chronological order, but with the new algorithm, content became prioritized based on the likelihood that you would engage with it. Since then, Instagram has […]

Trending from G/L: “Black Mirror” Episode Comes To Life

Ben Schwab
Fans of the popular Netflix series “Back Mirror” are no strangers to its delightfully dark, prescient perspective on the human condition, our cultural relationship with technology, and how those things will often come to odds with one another. One episode in particular, Nosedive, imagines a world where people can rate each other from one to […]

Trending from G/L: Marketing to Millennials

Meg Strange
About a month ago, I turned 30. We Millennials like to think that we age about 1.6 times faster than other generations, so 30 is actually about 50 in Millennial years. As soon as I neared the dreaded 3-0, I was inundated with messages reminding me that I’m getting old. I mean it. Facebook trolled […]

Trending from G/L: Our St. Louis Favorites

Geile/Leon Marketing Communications
Ask anyone from St. Louis where they went to high school, and they’ll have much to say about their alma mater, along with the ramblings of people they potentially knew at your school. Now ask them where to grab the best pizza (it’s undoubtedly in our neck of the woods) or which museum could keep […]

Trending from G/L: Do You Suffer From PAR-ENT-ING?

Geile/Leon Marketing Communications
Are you suffering from PAR-ENT-ING? YouTube content creators from the channel The Dad, delivered a hilarious dose of parenting reality with their satirical video entitled, “Do You Suffer From PAR-ENT-ING?” The video pokes fun at cliché and contrived pharmaceutical industry ads, exaggerating parenting as a disorder that “affects 10 out of 10 parents” and often results […]

Trending From G/L: Crock-Pot Is Innocent!

Geile/Leon Marketing Communications
Warning: Spoilers ahead for season two of This Is Us. After the heart-wrenching reveal of Jack Pearson’s anticipated death in last week’s episode of This Is Us, viewers learn that a Crock-Pot—err, slow cooker ignited the fire that consumed the Pearson’s house, ultimately leading to Jack’s fatal heart attack. What happened next, you would never […]

Trending from G/L: Mars Commercials From Another Ad Planet

Geile/Leon Marketing Communications
Bite Size Horror The relationship between marketing and entertainment is a long and storied tale of product placements, sponsorships and the like. It’s made the journey from subtle positioning in the background of a movie scene to TV episodes in popular shows that center around a corporate product. And of course, has anything really come full […]

Trending From G/L: Marketing to Millennial Parents

Geile/Leon Marketing Communications
ICYMI: Millennials are not just the same old flannel-clad, entitled, couch and career surfers anymore. Millennials are growing. Growing into families that is. That’s right, almost half of our beloved millennial demographic are becoming mommies and daddies. At least 40% of millennials already have children, and that rate continues to climb as millennials continue to […]

Trending from G/L: Above the Fold is a Myth

Geile/Leon Marketing Communications
‘Above the fold’ is a myth. No really, there’s an entire web page and a bunch of data to back up such a bold statement. But we get it; you want your most valuable information to be front-and-center in case visitors don’t scroll. Here’s the deal, unlike in the nineties when scrolling was mostly discouraged, […]
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