Facebook is under considerable scrutiny right now as the public is learning how our personal information may have been used for political means. With almost weekly news of some company experiencing a data leak, digital fraud or privacy setting security...
THG is in celebration mode this month—and we have a lot to cheer. We closed out February by bringing home another piece of hardware—a Reed Award for Best Microsite for BeerServesAmerica.com! Our Chief Digital Strategist Todd had the extremely tough...
It’s February and virtually no one is thinking about the dreaded performance review–except an increasing number of organizations, including The Herald Group, that have decided to dump the traditional performance review. Don’t get too excited. We still have a review...
Often when launching a new advocacy campaign or organization, it’s assumed every avenue should be used to promote it. We need tweets! We need Facebook ads! We need emails! But, before committing to being on every platform and stretching your...
It’s awards season in America. We’re all racing to snag tickets for movies about billboards and ice skaters, and updating our playlists so we don’t feel old watching the Grammy’s. But here at THG we have our eye on Charleston,...
In today’s politically divisive world, where any company, brand or organization can fall victim to an attack that results in a barrage of media coverage in a matter of minutes, communicators face greater uncertainty around how and when to respond,...
Every year on January 1st, most people seem to make the same resolution: to get healthier. Whether it’s to lose weight or simply just a lifestyle change, it seems like everyone has the same goal in mind. Making changes in...
By: Sarah Pena | THG Fall Intern 2017 As your internship comes to an end, it’s a great idea to reflect on what you initially wanted to achieve when you started it. There are a couple of important questions you...
By: Eric Ettorre | THG Fall Intern 2017 You’re a college student, taking 18 hours of class, interning 20 hours a week, and studying for nearly 16 hours. While it may feel as though you’re overcommitting yourself, being overcommitted has...
By: Jacqueline Pelella | THG Fall Intern 2017 Going to school in Washington, D.C., comes with many opportunities, especially internship opportunities across the city. You can go from the government, to a non-profit, to the corporate side in a matter...