The new year is here, so it’s time to make good on that resolution to get started in digital art or to upgrade your existing setup in 2026. The good news is that you can do it for cheaper because the Xencelabs Pen Tablet Medium Bundle SE is reduced from $329 to $230.09 at Amazon
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Make your website less “ghost town” and more expert hub. Learn how to build author footprints: mini-bios and proof points that make your SMEs easy to trust. The post AI Looks for Author Footprints First first appeared on Spin Sucks.
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Key dates and notable events throughout the year can feed your content strategy and your social media marketing strategy. Timely aligning your digital campaigns with the right seasons for your brand is a staple part of creating a content calendar. The SEJ marketing calendar includes dates from holiday dates to big sporting events to awareness
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A number of tech companies signed their first AI content licensing deals with publishers in 2025. New players in this space means we will likely continue to see more agreements in 2026, as publishers look for ways to make money from their content being used to train AI systems. Meta, Microsoft and Amazon all signed
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Based in Brazil, Arthur Randolpho is an illustrator who has worked across comics, games and books, and now aspires to be a character designer for animation projects. Working both digitally and using traditional watercolours and pencils, he says his biggest inspirations are Carter Goodrich, Nico Marlet, Matías Bergara and Cory Loftis. Below he shares four
Read MoreDiscover how to use corroboration loops and the PESO Model® to turn content, experts, and bylines into real third-party credibility that moves buying decisions. The post Building Corroboration Loops to Power Your Visibility Engineering first appeared on Spin Sucks.
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“There is no such thing as PR anymore,” Sir Martin Sorrell concluded last week during a debate with Sarah Waddington, CEO of the UK’s Public Relations and Communications Association. In the digital age, Sorrell argued, storytelling requires “flooding the internet with content” rather than traditional earned media approaches. PR, he suggested, has been subsumed by
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I’m not much of an artist, and find it hard to get started with a new drawing. But I’ve found that by using Simply Draw – a book which aims to help you draw over 150 things with step by step instructions – that I’m able to achieve drawings that at least look like what
Read MoreIf you’ve ever hit the wrong button or missed an amplification moment…welcome to the club. Shelly Verkamp shares how to embrace human error. The post Human Error and the Stories We Tell first appeared on Spin Sucks.
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As we head into the new year, the age of experimentation is giving way to the age of execution. The past few years have been about “Can we do it?” – generative AI, the decline of cookies, retail media networks (RMNs), shoppable video, immersive experiences. Now, the question is: “Are we doing it, and doing
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The summer of women’s sport When has England won the Euros and Rugby World Cup in the same summer? Exactly, and that’s why this year’s summer of women’s sport is my marketing moment of the year. Chloe Kelly being a powerhouse, Hannah Hampton’s saves, Ellie Kildunne scoring in the final. On the pitches, the
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Scary Movie 6 looks set to bring a blast of nostalgia to cinemas in 2026, resurrecting the spoof horror franchise after an absence of more than a decade. To whet fans’ appetites, the parody’s begun already with the unveiling of a logo design that hints at a return to the series’ roots. When the original
Read MoreEngineer visibility with the 2–2–2 method: test proof-first posts, track saves and shares, and amplify only the winners with strategic paid spend. The post How to Use Proof-First Social to Engineer Visibility first appeared on Spin Sucks.
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Enterprise SEO is at the center of some fascinating and fundamental shifts right now. From mainstream media coverage in the Wall Street Journal and Forbes to the Associated Press, Business Insider, Entrepreneur, and more. The role of search and SEO and its impact on enterprise brands and their visibility in a new AI era made
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Now, publishers are watching agentic AI browsers closely because they’re a new kind of middleman: instead of sending readers to sites, they can read, summarize and act on information inside the browser itself. And that could further cut publishers out of both clicks and the audience relationship, just as AI search is already doing. Tools
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We all love a good advertising fail, and no more so than on LinkedIn, where piling on to deride the latest from adland is quite the sport. The latest advert to get people talk comes from drinks brand Courvoisier. The advert shows band Ezra Collective sitting around in what I suspect is meant to be
Read MoreYoga teaches that every movement connects to the next. Travis Claytor shows readers how intention and practice apply to communications. The post What Yoga Taught Me About Intentional Communications first appeared on Spin Sucks.
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These Trends Will Define the TV Landscape in 2026, According to Experts Several trends will impact TV in 2026.ADWEEK, Getty Well, so much for that. In 2026, ad industry experts say the TV market will be more about execution, with advertising becoming more accountable and outcomes-driven as the industry adopts targeted, AI-powered, cross-platform buying and
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By now, it feels like I’ve seen every optical illusion under the sun, so it’s not often that one impresses me – until now. Recently, a fascinating illusion has been making the rounds of Reddit, mesmerising all those who gaze into it as reality appears to shift right before our eyes. The best optical illusions
Read MoreVisibility engineering that actually works. Discover three no-dashboard metrics to turn signal into sustainable pre-pipeline demand. The post The Visibility Engineering Metrics That Predict Demand first appeared on Spin Sucks.
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