Social Media
Whether or not you’re a fan of American football, the Super Bowl remains the biggest television event of the year. So marketers should pay attention. Business writer – and former barmaid – Amanda DiSilvestro explains how social media has… more
Publishing
If you’re a content creator it’s never been easier to create. But what about the poor souls on the other end of the pitch? Submittable’s Michael FitzGerald argues it’s time for techies to shift their… more
Travel
Too many brands in the kitchen? In our latest look at unexpected brand partnerships, award-winning food and travel writer Chris Johns explores what happens when gourmet chefs check in to a hotel near you. more
Branding
As brands become more human through social media, the lines between our professional and personal selves, and between a company’s brand and its employees’ brands are blurring. Business writer Amanda DiSilvestro offers some tips for navigating the… more
2011 Roundup
It’s hard to believe, but 2011 has (almost) come and gone. The Arab Spring, paywalls, Steve Jobs, and Occupy Wall Street (not to mention a Royal Wedding) dominated headlines. Here’s how some of it looked through Sparksheet’s lens. more
Engagement
In today’s digital ecosystem the precious link is what feeds Google’s search algorithm, keeps content free and connects brands to new audiences. Business writer Amanda DiSilvestro unpacks the importance of linking. more
Publishing
E-books, audiobooks, Kindles and smartphones have revolutionized the way we read. But as platforms evolve, the stories they carry must change too. Wattpad’s Nina Lassam argues that when it comes to books, medium and message are intimately… more
Travel
In our latest look at unexpected brand mashups, award-winning food and travel writer Chris Johns explores how international airlines are pairing with gourmet chefs to turn inflight food into haute cuisine. more
Customization
Clothing brands are taking consumer choice to a whole new level. Thanks to the web, designing gear to fit each customer’s preference isn’t just possible – it’s good business, argues customization queen Anita Windisman. more
Television
Whether you’re into Gossip Girl or Boardwalk Empire, chances are one of your favourite TV shows originated on the printed page. Bestselling books don’t just make for quality reading – when brought to the small screen they’re good for ratings… more