Blogs
Explaining Legal Concepts with Whiteboard Video
Whether or not you’re in the legal field, understanding the judicial process is important–and you need the best possible explainer to make sure your audience internalizes those concepts. Whiteboard video is that explainer.
How to Best Ensure Brand Compliance
Most organizations use the language of brand compliance very seriously, and for good reason. What does it mean for a company to maintain brand compliance, and why does it matter?
Mastering Social Media for Customer Retention
Social media isn’t the sort of tool you wind up and forget about. You want your customers to engage with your social media platforms—and when they do, they want you to engage with them. Keep up with social media and keep retention high!
Take It Personally: Content Marketing Trends for 2022
How do your users interact with the product? Are they posting online about it? Are they using it in combination with your other products? Keeping track will help you with product design going forward, and help you encourage social media and online celebration of your brand.
2022: Trends and Predictions in Communications
As the world continues to demand adaptation and growth from successful organizations, TruScribe looks at communication trends going into 2022!
Dune: Visualizing a Changing Universe
Dune is a film that tackles colossal issues, colossally—interplanetary politics, economics, war, religion—and strikingly personal concepts, intimately. Read on to see why this sci-fi phenomenon is taking the world by storm!
Here to Win: Squid Game’s Perfect Design
Squid Game’s hold on audiences worldwide is incredible. Join us as TruScribe looks at the landmark show and analyzes the design principles that have made it a smash hit!
Olympians Biting Medals: How a Visual Transcends its Origins, and then Some
We know that words shift in meaning over time, but what happens to visual storytelling over time? Follow our examination of this Olympian tradition to explore this question, and explore how visuals take on meanings (and change them) over time.
Laughing More at Work
There’s something inherently weird about reading an article that purports to seriously examine humor. I think it’s in the bloodless effort to analyze humor with exacting, almost scientific language. Like this from Universal Class: “Humor events are defined...