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Whether logging in from home or an office with limited capacity, the way in which we work has changed. More people are indoors, sitting and staring at a screen for a majority of the day making it hard to prioritize their own well-being.
Want step up your communications game? C2 Strategic founder and president Chad Carlton thinks 2021 should be the year to do so. Find out why in this thought-leadership piece.
Through bold branding projects, headline-making announcements, buzz-worthy media events and more, C2 Strategic strategists in Louisville and Indianapolis found success.
Most people will not celebrate Thanksgiving and other seasonal holidays this year because of COVID-19, but there are still plenty of reasons to be thankful.
2020 is undoubtedly a year of tremendous change for the entire world. So should we rip the last couple of months off the calendar to get closer to ‘normal’? C2 Strategic founder Chad Carlton recently wrote for Building Kentucky about this difficult year.
Chances are you’ve logged untold hours video conferencing since March. Many of us have grown accustomed to attending staff meetings or checking in with team members through a variety of virtual tools. But have you thought about all the different ways you can connect virtually with your clients, partners and community, beyond the basic meeting?
Social media and other forms of virtual communication have never been more important. That sentence was true in January. Now, it’s even more true, as many organizations are moving longstanding fundraising events (or important public meetings) to virtual formats.
We’re always “thinking outside the box” about business and communications. So when COVID-19 began turning the world upside down, C2 Strategic Communications quickly expanded tools and strategies to keep communications flowing with and for our clients.
Thinking about upgrading your current website? Design and optimization trends and techniques are constantly changing. C2 Strategic Communications recently took on their transformation, bringing an older website up to date.
