November would have normally found the Team TINT traveling to Kansas City and Raleigh to participate in the Internet Summit and KC Digital Summit. (It is also an excuse for us to consume copious amounts of BBQ in both locals.) This year, we’re connecting with our friends, colleagues, and customers through the Digital Summit at Home Series. We debuted a new session called “Social Reset: Leave Your Old Content in 2020.” We had a packed…
On September 21, 2020 Facebook introduced the Facebook Rights Management Tool. This new addition to the Facebook Creator Studio is…
You did it! You found an amazing photo of your product or service on Instagram. As a responsible marketer you reach out, contact the content creator, and ask for permission to use the picture. There are a few people in the photo. Do you need permission from everyone? This blog is provided for general informational purposes only. We always recommend consulting qualified legal counsel if you have questions about your specific use case. The Right…
COVID has devastated the hotel industry but, in many parts of the world, things are slowly moving towards a safe…
We are frequently asked, “Does paying for UGC make it more legal?” The idea of receiving beautiful, high-quality content for free can seem questionable in a world where many marketing engines are powered by over-priced influencers. Rather than paying to activate a single person of influence, implementing a UGC strategy creates opportunities for any customer, employee, or advocate to make something engaging. We believe that everyone is an influencer. People exert influence on their social…
Marketers are known for their ability to analyze, adapt, and conquer. Changes in the world have created new marketing roles,…
WordCamp San Antonio was preparing for its fourth conference when COVID-19 struck. The organizers swiftly made a decision to convert the event to a virtual activation. Their team had two weeks to turn a two-day conference into the world’s first all-virtual WordCamp. The event previously peaked at 350 attendees representing the local and regional WordPress communities. But this year’s virtual conference had over 1,300 participants representing dozens of countries. TINT had the pleasure of being…