Let’s be honest. Figuring out the right image sizes for social media can feel like a never-ending game of catch-up. Platforms update their specs constantly, and what worked last month might get awkwardly cropped today.

But getting your image sizes right matters. A lot. Pixelated photos or images that cut off your messaging won’t just look unprofessional; they’ll hurt engagement and make people scroll right past your content.

So here’s a breakdown of the image sizes you need for Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X. All dimensions are listed in pixels (px). Keep this handy, and you’ll save yourself the endless googling.

What if your most effective content didn’t drive a single click?

Sounds counterintuitive, right? For years, marketers have chased link clicks, optimized headlines to drive traffic, and focused on getting users off social platforms and onto websites. But today’s audience and the platforms they use aren’t necessarily playing by those same rules anymore.

When it comes to digital advertising, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Google often steal the spotlight. But if you’re in the B2B space and not leveraging LinkedIn paid advertising, you might be leaving opportunities on the table.

Video content has dominated social media for years, becoming one of the most consumed types of content across platforms. TikTok has set the standard, with Instagram and Facebook Reels following suit, encouraging users to prioritize videos.

The benefits of video are undeniable: it builds brand awareness, boosts SEO rankings, increases engagement, and appeals to mobile users.

But what does this mean for your business? How can you effectively incorporate video content into your social media strategy? We’ve broken it down into five key steps:

Effective email marketing remains a potent tool for businesses that aim to broaden their reach and strengthen customer relationships. However, to truly harness the power of email marketing, one must adopt best practices tailored to their unique needs. Here are eight essential strategies that can elevate your current email marketing efforts or help you get started with email marketing.

Artificial Intelligence continues to shape a rapidly evolving digital landscape right before our eyes. As a marketing agency, we’ve been particularly interested in how it may affect the marketing and advertising industry. But, that’s not to say we haven’t seen it used in other aspects. We asked several Reuben Rinkers to weigh in on the most surprising or interesting applications of AI (marketing-related or not) that they’ve seen to date. While some cited examples from the marketing world, others were able to pull from personal experiences.