Social Media is one of the biggest blessings on the marketing industry. But each platform has a different community, pros and cons. So which is best for you? Blog or brand, here’s some why each social media platform would be perfect for you!

I’ve written a few blogs about my struggles with Writer’s block. As someone who spends their 9-5 job writing blogs but also opts to do it into their personal life, I’m surprised I don’t struggle with this more frequently.

One of the big pros (and sometimes cons) of social media is that it’s ever changing. Once you think you’ve got the algorithm cracked, a new update is released and you start the process all over again.

I really cannot be the only one who has been sick of their personal belongings during lockdown? I feel like this has been the time where people have finally had a sort through and realised half of the stuff they own isn’t needed or would be better off with someone else.

Mindful:

Focusing one's awareness on the present moment, especially as part of a therapeutic or meditative technique.

The term ‘cancelled’ or ‘cancel culture’ has soared in popularity over the past few years. Whether it’s climbing its way up the Twitter trending page of its been spammed throughout someones Instagram comments, the truth is undeniable. It’s a key part of our online culture and is here to stay.

How Is it time for another one of these already? Lockdown life feels so slow but the months are just flying by! Anyway, have a look at my past months spreads!

It’s all starting to feel a bit more normal…

I love the internet.

You probably do too if you’re scrolling through the internet at whatever time, wherever you are.

Trying to find ways to big up your Zoom game? I don’t know about you but every article I’ve come across involves me buying virtual games which I might not even like. i’ve put together a few ways for you to spice up your video chats and keep the costs low.

Raise your hand if you hate mornings!

My pre-lockdown morning routine was rather hectic and unnecessarily stressful. I'd jump out of bed at half five every morning, so I could slap my makeup on, down my coffee and do the 20-minute commute to work on an overcrowded train.