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UA to GA4 and What It Means for Brands

Hayden Flatley

Universal Analytics (UA) will soon fade into the digital marketing history books. Google Analytics 4 (GA4) will take its place. What does this mean for brands and the digital marketers who support them? First up. It’s a BIG change. Ask digital marketers how they feel about the upcoming transition from UA to GA4, and […]

Brands We Love: Strider Bikes

Meredith Vaughan

Quick! Let’s go back in time to when Ryan McFarland was so eager to share the joy of riding a bike with his 2-year-old son Bode that he deconstructed the smallest, lightest bike he could find and made something new. That something new was a two-wheel bike unlike any other—it had no pedals! And it […]

#tapculture with Elvira M-Duran

Jim Morrissey

In 1992, the federal government established the Section 184 Indian Home Loan Guarantee Program to advance Native American home ownership. As the team at BOK Financial relates, “loans through the Section 184 program require a low minimum down payment—generally 2.25%, or as low as 1.25% for loans less than $50,000—and Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) of […]

Brands We Love: Humanitix

Meredith Vaughan

Humanitix is the fastest-growing ticketing platform in Australia and New Zealand, and it recently opened its U.S. headquarters in Denver. Humanitix is different from other ticketing registration software companies for a tight handful of reasons. 1. Doing good is its purpose. Humanitix is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose purpose is to solve inequality through […]

Brands We Love: Kinship Landing

Meredith Vaughan

Kinship Landing is a boutique hotel in downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado. The new property that opened in March 2021 offers 41 uniquely styled rooms, and it’s independently owned and operated. Boutique doesn’t quite cut the mustard though, so let’s try again. Kinship Landing is a bespoke boutique hotel. Built by curious, friendly, adventurous travelers […]

#tapculture with Sarah Zetlmeisl

Jim Morrissey

We interviewed Sarah Zetlmeisl, public relations and marketing coordinator for Canine Companions’ Southwest Region. Let’s get right to the Q&A! So imagine you start talking with a fellow pedestrian while you’re waiting to cross the street, and the walk signal just…won’t…come. How do you introduce your work and your organization? I would start […]

Women Leaving the Workforce: Where’s the Opportunity?

Meredith Vaughan

The data tell us that a great shesignation is afoot—there are more women leaving the workforce every day, as compounding pressures of the pandemic have caused individuals and families across the world to reevaluate work and career. Come mid-March 2020, women (and men, let’s be real here) jumped into ’round-the-clock, round-robin roleplaying—teacher, technology assistant, caretaker, […]

#tapculture with Glenn Davis

Jim Morrissey

The holiday season is a time to celebrate, spend time with loved ones and reflect on the accomplishments and memories from the past year. However, some people spend this time dealing with the aftermath of another person’s choice to drive impaired. One of the worst calls you could receive is the call that a loved […]