marketing
Social Media Images Sizing Cheat Sheet, 2021
Why do we need a Social Media Images Sizing Cheat Sheet?
Humans are visual creatures. To win at social media strategy, savvy content marketers need to create on-brand, scroll-stopping visuals that provide value. But… Each platform seems to have different preferred sizes for images and video content and they’re always changing.
One moment you have the perfect cover photo for your page. The next, it’s been resized, and looks all pixelated and wrong or just doesn’t fit in. We get that.
As designers, we are constantly creating and re-creating content for social media and always double checking or adjusting our sizing to stay up to date. So we decided to make it easier on ourselves – and you – by creating this handy cheat sheet.
#CampPathfinder21, Your Best Adventure Yet
For reference, read our last blog post THEMES: PUTTING SOME FUN BACK IN MARKETING.
We said it from the beginning…
No one brand is static – or at least it shouldn’t be. Growth is applauded and adaptation is required. We know that to be true for Pathfinder, as well. We know we will adjust and tweak as we go. But as we grow, our brand at its core will remain. Because no matter what may change outwardly — inwardly we will always be this Pathfinder.
So here we are, bringing you something new and fun from the same trusted and creative minds.
Themes: Putting Some Fun Back in Marketing
How can we make marketing fun? Quick answer – themes. But we’ll get there shortly.
Let’s start big.
If I asked you to name one of the most innovative and ingenious technology companies of the last ten years, chances are, Apple would be one of the first to come to mind.
Why wouldn’t we want to mimic our marketing strategies and offerings after a company that has paved the paths of innovation, creativity, and success?
Marketing vs. Advertising, the Difference and Why it Matters
Simply put: Content marketing is storytelling where your customer is the hero. Advertising is purely promotional, with your brand voice leading the way.
Marketing That Matters
The Small Business Administration suggests that all small businesses should allocate 8-10% of their revenues toward a marketing and advertising budget. Despite this suggestion, I’d be hard-pressed to find a handful of small businesses in…
© Pathfinder. All Rights Reserved. Website Designed and Developed by 