Online Headlines vs Print Headlines

Online headlines for your website and for use in social media are more descriptive since they are written to be searched. Print headlines are written to entice and tend to be shorter. Writing for digital vs. print audiences is different. Do you want to get the most out of your online headlines?

Who do you want to be from now on?

Here’s how two clients used the pandemic as their reset button.

EdCast: CUNY TV Show Wins Two More Telly Awards

“We told them what our show was about and they designed solutions that fit with what EdCast means to us and to our audience,” – Dr. Linda Hirsch, host and writer, EdCast

Examining the wealth in your content

Create a rallying cry that resonates with your supporters and engages new audiences.

Are Details a Matter for God or the Devil?

Here’s how the details can make or break your next communication effort.

Life after the Pandemic

What’s missing when we plan for our future.

Thanks for the Clicks! Our Top 10 Videos

Langton Creative Group surpassed 1000 video views!

One day at a time tips for tomorrow.

Good communication strategies evolve over time. Rome wasn’t built in a day, but it did start one day at a time. Here are 7 tips to position your brand for 2021 and beyond.