Happy birthday to us! As Indie wraps up our 3rd year in business, we’ve reflected on all the ways we’ve grown along the way. Read on to find out three key lessons Molly has taken away from this past year as CEO & Founder of Indie.

As a fully remote company with a team spread across the country, Indie encourages people to work from wherever inspires them, whether it’s a coffee shop, sitting at home, or at the top of a mountain! Read on to find out Anisa's recommendations for remote workers in or visiting Burlington, Vermont.

Remember when the only thing you could have delivered within an hour was a pizza? As our world increasingly prioritizes convenience services, more and more brands are introducing on-demand delivery. Read about this growing practice and our advice for brands looking to establish their own rapid delivery services.

It's no surprise that consumer behavior has changed in the wake of this past year. Here are some best in class examples of how brands have adjusted their marketing efforts to address these changes.

As her summer internship comes to an end, Georgia Vernal reflects on her time at Indie and shares her top tips for college students looking for jobs.

If you play poker, you’ll know that a Royal Flush is the ultimate winning hand. Catching 5 perfect cards happens about once in every 649,740 draws, a probability of 0.000154%. Take a look at some of the tools, Indie consultants use on a daily basis to keep winning.

Working with influencers can be an exciting opportunity for marketers. It can help to create credibility for your brand and extend reach beyond your existing followers.

Indie Consulting founder, Molly Baker, highlights a few lessons she has learned while working remote. Listen here for a few tips on how to avoid zoom fatigue and create space for creative thinking

With social media now well into its second decade, we no longer question if these platforms are here to stay. They’ve become a staple in how we communicate, maintain relationships, and live (to a certain extent at least).

As 2021 starts to look more normal, so does in-person shopping. How will E-Commerce survive the new change.

In 2021, experiential marketing is sure to make a comeback as more people are itching to get back to in-person events. Here are a few of our predictions when it comes to experiential marketing this year:

Empathy-based marketing drives creates value and drives performance. Check out our take at Indie and thoughts on who we think does it best.

Google Search announces its’ Core Web Vitals to its search ranking signals as their new way for ranking sites and determining organic discoverability. Check out our take on what this means for brands.

In our last blog, we looked at the pros and cons of iOS 14.5 for users and brands. This week, we’re giving our take on how brands should adapt to the changes. Here are a few of our predictions:

Apple’s new iOS 14 update gives users a say about what data apps can collect from them -- but how will this affect brands and small businesses who are trying to reach their audiences?

This years’ Super Bowl ads shared messages around unity, positivity, and everyday life struggles for viewers. Check out our favorites!

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, consumers are turning to e-commerce shopping methods as opposed to in-person shopping. In fact, the industry grew more during 2020 than it has in the past 10 years, and the behavior is here to stay.

Happy New Year! As we look to a new year, here are 6 marketing trends we predict will stand out in 2021.

Here’s our view on what it takes to build authentic relationships.

Let’s face it: 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone. We’ve all had our ups and our downs. We’ve all had to make adjustments to our everyday lives. But we’re thankful.