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Your Instagram bio can make a big difference when you’re trying to gain more followers.

The essential elements of a great brand are continually changing with evolving consumer needs. Ultimately, a brand is created by the voice of its consumers, meaning that it is defined by what the consumer thinks of it, which has led many brands to “unbrand.”

Do you often have a difficult time finding new ideas for content? It’s not always easy serving your audience fresh content every morning. Repurposing is an effective strategy that allows you to create new content from old.

Recently, FARO, the world's most trusted source for 3D measurement, imaging and realization technology came to CGI Interactive when they needed a series of product videos for their TracerM Laser Projector.

With so many mediums, it can be difficult to know how to choose the type of visual content for different situations. We asked 9 top marketers in their space to give us their predictions on what visual content strategies will be successful in 2017. Here’s what we learned.

When working in advertising, I’ve learned it’s important to experiment. Whether it’s just opening some software and playing around with settings I’m unfamiliar with, to trudging through 45 minute tutorials in broken English trying to explain some complex elements of 3d modeling.

The Institute on Assets and Social Policy (IASP) from Brandeis University's Heller School, recently came to CGI Interactive for our help visualizing the power of their Racial Wealth Audit Tool.

Do you have a presentation coming up at work? We know...it can be nerve-wracking. We put together a list of 5 TED Talks that are sure to get you ready to give the best presentation of your life!

When you have an awful experience with technology, you notice it. You can be using a banking app and can't sort your transactions, or you can be in your car and can’t figure out how to move the heat from your feet to defrost...usability issues are all around us.

When I was growing up, my Dad always told me to do the most difficult chore first. I still use this philosophy today when running through my to-do list. Design teams consider a similar approach every time they sit down to create a new website