by Amanda Ferrari | Jul 27, 2020 | Amanda Ferrari, Business Development, Content Marketing
Just last week, I was commenting on how I was looking forward to the summer. But, just like that(!) the conversation has shifted to “back to school.” With President Trump confirming that the COVID-19 pandemic “will get worse before it gets better,” many of us are...
by Amanda Ferrari | Jun 11, 2020 | Amanda Ferrari, Content Marketing, Social Media
Pre-Covid, I would have never considered hopping on TikTok. But here we are, months into the pandemic and I’m now a TikTok’er. In doing my research for this post, I read how it takes older generations (who knew millennials are considered an older...
by Amanda Ferrari | May 26, 2020 | Amanda Ferrari, Branding, Business Development, Content Marketing, Crisis
With states opening back up and the general public sick and tired of hearing about COVID-19, it was only a matter of time before citizens rushed to congregate. Perpetuating this return to social gathering? Memorial Day Weekend. Leading up to MDW, coronavirus cases...
by Amanda Ferrari | May 18, 2020 | Amanda Ferrari, Branding, Content Marketing, Crisis
As certain states begin to open back up, we brace ourselves for a second wave of coronavirus infections. Knowing that the Covid-19 pandemic is going to last beyond the discovery of a vaccination and have a devastating impact on the economy for years to come (dark, I...
by Amanda Ferrari | Apr 14, 2020 | Amanda Ferrari, Business Development, Content Marketing, Law, Social Media, Technology
You may be sensing a theme here… In my last five blog posts, all relate to the coronavirus. In light of this pandemic, be sure to add a new “covid-19” prefix to all of your content offerings. I have now been in quarantine due to the coronavirus...
by Amanda Ferrari | Apr 7, 2020 | Amanda Ferrari, Branding, Business Development, Content Marketing, John Hellerman, Law, Social Media
By now, we’ve either seen bare grocery store shelves in-person, during the initial coronavirus panic, or trending online. But what shocked most Americans wasn’t the mad dash, it was the products that were flying off the shelves. Toilet paper, face masks,...
