Tiffany&Co.’s identity is instantly recognizable solely by its colour without any other brand elements – an enviable mindshare position among the world’s most influential brands.

This week on Team GMD we are featuring Mona Yazdandoust, the newest member of our digital coordinator squad.

Dating back to the stone age, early man decorated cave walls with one of the earliest pigments known to man - Black.

Do you know why you ended up being a candy stacking combo junkie like me? The answer is a solid marketing strategy. And, the angular stone of classic video game marketing strategies is a television ad.

Meet Pablo Narvaez, Team GMD's newest digital coordinator. Pablo is passionate about video games, artificial intelligence and karaoke.

In an industry that moves as fast as ours does there are few things that are constants. I have found however that as industry we enjoy jargon, acronyms and of course companies with silly names (I'm looking at you Google). For those who aren't as versed in the world of web development this can come across as a confusing mess of jargon, acronyms, and well, silly names. In order to help make sense of this mess we have put together this Web Terms glossary that we hope you'll find useful when navigating your Web projects.

You’d think that once stories of accidental poisoning became common tales, that consumers would stop wearing and using the poisonous colour, but this popular green was lucrative business and it wasn’t until 1895.

NFT stands for non-fungible tokens or in its simplest terms, can be thought of as a file or a digital asset.

In this current landscape of social media and online marketing, it has become increasingly important for businesses and organizations to present their brand messaging concisely.

When time is invested into producing themed, quarterly marketing pieces, the weight of creating a day-to-day supply of content can begin to lift.

Every business WANTS to be on the first page of Google … so it stands to reason everyone business should be investing in SEO … right?