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Content marketing in 2015 has come a long way from weekly blog post and painfully obvious social media advertisements, and it certainly is worthy of your investment. Read More

We’ve picked out some of the most common trends that we see amongst popular websites. These trends aren’t bad, but as with fashion, if you want to get noticed, it’s not the best idea to always follow the leader. Read More

These 3 free online design tools will help you become a confident designer, offering you resources to produce professional and impressive pieces of design for your business in no time. Read More

The pros and cons that are important for you to consider when deciding which social media platform will be most effective for growing your business. Read More

Ellen's selfie, Apple buys Beats, the Ice Bucket Challenge goes viral plus more: some of the biggest social media headlines of 2014 Read More

CRO, conversion rate optimisation, is the process of designing a website or landing page with the goal of increasing the amount of page visitors who turn into customers. Higher CRO = higher ROI. Read More

Do you need a few quick tips to improve your social media branding? From profiles to timing to engagement, here are Studio Culture’s top 4 things to keep in mind while building your business’ social media brand. Read More

Visual content is king these days, and there’s a reason for it. We’re automatically drawn to interesting images and videos rather than boring chunks of text. If you’re not convinced yet, here are Studio Culture’s top 5 reasons why your brand needs to be visual to be successful in the digital market Read More

It’s been predicted that by the end of the year, mobile web usage will surpass desktop web usage. For businesses, this is a clear motive for mobile design and mobile-friendly marketing to be stronger than ever. Don’t have a mobile strategy yet? These 10 facts might change your mind. Read More

Website design can be tricky to get just right, so we at Studio Culture have compiled a list of the “4 C’s” – clarity, colour, content, and call to action – to help you get started. These key features are things you can always keep in mind when planning to design a website. Read More