When a campaign underperforms, it’s not just numbers that take a hit.   It’s trust.  The team starts second-guessing.   Clients get nervous.   Founders feel the pressure.  We’re often brought in not just to fix ads, but to reset momentum and rebuild confidence.  Because when the creative starts working, the tension lifts.  That’s what good design can do.   It doesn’t just convert.   It restores trust.  #AdResults #TeamTrust #CreativeImpact #ForstCreative

In today's tech landscape, a strong personal brand is more crucial than ever for developers. It's not just about showcasing your skills but about sharing your journey and insights with the world. Crafting your narrative can open doors you never imagined. Start by identifying your unique strengths and communicate them consistently across platforms. Engage with the community, and don't shy away from sharing your projects, challenges, and successes. Your personal brand is your calling card in the digital age.

Costs are up. Attention is fragmented. Old creative? Burned out. Our design lead for Brave Bison AdStudio, Danielle Fine shares her pointers on how to make creative that actually performs: algorithm-friendly, audience-first, and endlessly tested and iterated. 🔗 Read more about how to make your performance creative work harder here: https://lnkd.in/eqRipJhY

Most founders post every week… But still feel invisible online. You don’t need more content. You need structure. Here’s the 3-layer system I use to help founders build personal brands that actually convert. 👇

The way people discover brands is changing fast. Voice, visual, and AI-driven searches are reshaping how your customers find you, judge you, and choose you. The question is: will your brand show up where the future is already looking? At Griffon Web Studios, we help brands reimagine visibility for this new era of discovery, where algorithms understand intent, not just keywords. This isn’t just a trend; it’s the foundation of how your next customer will find you. Curious what this shift means for your brand? We’ve decoded it in our latest blog (link in comments). You’ll want to read it before your competitors do. #DigitalMarketing #AIMarketing #VoiceSearch #VisualSearch #DigitalStrategy #GriffonWebStudios #BrandVisibility

"Gen Z has the attention span of a goldfish." The amount of times I've read that… And I simply don't agree. Gen Z doesn’t have a short attention span. They have a short consideration span. Gen Z will sit through a five-minute video, a 10-minute vlog, even a full livestream, if it earns their attention. But if the first three seconds don’t hook them, they’re gone. That’s not disinterest. That’s discernment. We are in an era of infinite choice, where everything is one swipe away. So the question isn’t “How do we make them watch longer?” It’s “How do we make them care faster?” And that starts with the hook. The tone. The pacing. The emotional signal you send before the first cut. In a discovery-driven world, the algorithm not only rewards good content. It rewards strong beginnings. Optimizing a hook can mean a 10x difference in results. That’s why optimizing those first few seconds is one of the biggest growth levers you have. It’s wild how creators obsess over hooks while most brands still bury the lead behind their logo reveal.

Your short-form strategy is useless without long-form foundation. Here's why: Short-form gets attention. Long-form builds authority. Most creators do short-form and wonder why they don't convert. It's because they don't have the long-form foundation. Here's the correct system: ➡️ Publish long-form 1-2X per week ➡️ This is your credibility asset ➡️ Repurpose into 50+ short-form pieces ➡️ This is your reach vehicle Short-form drives traffic to long-form. Long-form builds trust and converts. Most people do this backwards. Or skip long-form entirely. Don't make that mistake.

Across the world, studios and agencies use Readymag to craft their digital presence from portfolios and landings to full-scale websites. One of them is SOFTER, a Copenhagen-based, female and queer-led collective using design to make tech more inclusive and human. They’ve been part of the Readymag community for years, exploring the platform’s creative freedom and using it to express their visual identity in bold, thoughtful ways. Check out more studio websites made with Readymag on our Examples page: https://lnkd.in/eD7A4WyF

The Gallery editor for the MediaField, developed by Nick Jackson from Buzz Interactive | B Corp, enhances the user experience by making it smoother and more intuitive. The previous action buttons were replaced with a large, clickable placeholder card that opens the media library. Once an image is selected, all actions—such as adding media text or anchors—are now integrated directly into the image card. If the user wants to replace the image, they can click on it to reopen the media library and choose a new one. GitHub: https://lnkd.in/d6Dht6gN Full demo video: https://lnkd.in/dAUQnQZZ #OrchardCore #OrchardCMS #OpenSource

One of my favourite features in Orchard Core is the ability to create custom editor views. They allow you to design editing experiences that fit the content’s purpose, not just its structure. Instead of a one-size-fits-all editor, you can design something that truly fits the content being managed. Whether that means a simplified form or a more focused workflow, those small touches can make editing smoother and more enjoyable. It’s a great reminder that developer experience and editor experience go hand in hand and a little customisation can make a big difference. 🚀 #OrchardCore #CMS #UX #WebDevelopment #EditorExperience