Digital Wrap-Up

Strap in for a deep dive into the heart of strategic business planning. We don't just want to ride the wave of our best year yet; we're all about paddling towards sustainable growth. Kaylee and Riley break down their approach to setting goals, from trimming the fat off non-essential tasks to doubling down on content that truly drives our business forward. We're not shy about the struggles, sharing how we're navigating the ebb and flow of project workloads and the search for consistent clients. Plus, hear our candid take on sales strategies—because let's be honest, cold calling is nobody's cup of tea. So, whether you're a budding entrepreneur or a seasoned business owner, there's a nugget of wisdom in here for you.We're also talking about our unfiltered thoughts on the office move and its impact, from the joy of natural light to the unexpected perks of close-knit business neighbors. Tune in to catch the buzz around how our content strategies are evolving in this lively locale.Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1525549/supporters/new Support the Show.

Prepare to inject some serious vitality into your brand's heartbeat! We're unpacking the mysteries of branding that will resonate deep within your market's psyche. Forget the days of branding confusion; our chat is the compass you need to navigate the visual and verbal jungles of your brand's identity. We'll cover the power of style guides that anchor you beyond the visual anchor of your logo, ensuring your brand's voice bellows consistently across the vast digital plains.This episode is a treasure trove for the savvy entrepreneur or the corporate captain steering the ship through the growth squalls. Branding isn't just a stamp; it's the very essence that whispers (or screams) your mission, from the curvature of your fonts to the finesse of your email sign-offs. We even drop hints about our podcast's upcoming metamorphosis – think of that fresh coat of paint on your favorite café, stirring excitement for the tales it will host.As we wrap up, we take a hard look at the gears of branding within the business machine. We examine the finesse needed for logo versatility, tailored branding across business sectors, and the always looming horizon of rebranding. This is the insider's guide to the whys, hows, and what-ifs of branding, complete with the financial wisdom to navigate the costs of a brand's evolution. Whether you're a newbie to the branding game or a seasoned player, we're here to fuel your journey to a brand that echoes unmistakably across the market's soundscape.Read our blog on brand guidelines: https://hardendigital.com/easy-steps-to-create-brand-guidelines-a-beginners-guide/Support the Show.

Imagine discovering that in the heart of affluence lies a hidden struggle with homelessness. Nancy Ramsey, Executive Director of Family Promise of Hamilton County, joins us to unravel this paradox, shedding light on the challenges that families face in wealthy communities. Our heartfelt conversation delves into how her organization is not only providing shelter but also legal support and stability services to those in need in Hamilton County. Nancy's personal stories serve as a powerful testament to the strength and resilience of the families they aid and underscore the importance of community-based solutions.Collaboration is the lifeblood of nonprofit work, and in this episode, we celebrate the spirit of collective action in Hamilton County, Indiana. By bringing together nonprofit leaders, including the Good Samaritan Network and HAND, we uncover the incredible impact of partnership on combating housing insecurity. We bring you a moving success story of a family who defied the odds, fought eviction, and not only found stable housing but also became advocates for the community, all thanks to the support network provided by Family Promise and their New Lease on Life program.Lastly, we discuss the vital role each one of us can play in ensuring housing security within our communities. Highlighting the "The Future Begins at Home Breakfast" event, we invite you to listen to real stories from those who've overcome housing challenges. We also explore the various avenues through which you can lend your support, whether it's through volunteering your time or making donations. Plus, discover how companies like Harden Digital and Design are leveraging digital services to amplify the missions of nonprofits, making it clear that in the fight against homelessness, everyone has a role to play.Learn more about Family Promise of Hamilton County: https://www.familypromisehamiltoncountyin.org/Support the Show.

This month at Harden Digital and Design, we're highlighting the selfless work of nonprofits that hold a special place in our hearts. Riley and Kaylee get personal, peeling back the layers on their partnerships with these life-changing organizations. It's a journey of passion meeting purpose, where we've committed our expertise at gracious rates to elevate their missions—starting with the remarkable Phi Beta Psi, a non-academic sorority funding cancer research that resonates deeply with its members.Navigating the ebbs and flows of sorority involvement, we dissect the tactics that keep the spirit of camaraderie alive amidst an ever-shifting landscape. Discussing the poignant interweaving of legacy and kinship, we confront the conundrum of engaging a new generation in age-old traditions. As Kaylee recounts her steps to bolster their digital footprint, including a website overhaul with Kelly from the Virginia chapter, we reveal the nitty-gritty of enhancing public engagement and untangling the web of maintaining a unified brand identity.Wrapping up, we don't just stop at web presence; we examine the myriad ways in which fundraising and marketing can shape the future of philanthropy. From the sell-out success of Bags and Bingo to the intricacies of planning community fairs, we're pulling back the curtain on the endeavors and challenges of nonprofit events. Stay tuned for our next heart-to-heart, where we'll share stories that are more than just close to our hearts—they're part of our soul here at Harden Digital & Design.Phi Beta Psi - Theta Delta Chapter Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PhiBetaPsiTipton Phi Beta Psi - Theta Delta Chapter Website: https://www.phibetapsitipton.org/Phi Beta Psi National Website: https://www.phibetapsi.org/Support the Show.

Prepare to be whisked away on a whirlwind recap of Harden Digital and Design's year of social media feats and foresight, as Hannah and Riley reveal the sheer magic behind our most viral moments and heartwarming campaigns. From the local business boom for a chiropractic office courtesy of social media to the finesse of blending meteorology with social content, we traverse the peaks and valleys of online trends from 2023. Our trek doesn't stop there—we peer into the crystal ball of 2024, plotting a course for uncharted territories in social media landscapes.Hannah's one-year mark with Harden Digital & Design is no small milestone—it's a celebration of the spark and spontaneity that's fueled our journey with clients like Anchor Health. This episode unfurls the story of our creative alliance, revealing the behind-the-scenes intricacies of content approval, the tightrope walk between autonomy and client collaboration, and the unexpected voyages into niche markets like the pickleball community. As we map out the content creation odyssey, this episode stitches together the patchwork of triumphs, trials, and the learning curve of creating more than 3,000 posts across diverse industries last year. We reflect on the serendipitous moments that have given us our unique flair, and the pledge to keep that spark alive with a renewed commitment to our own content creation this year with the podcast and blog. So gear up, subscribe, and join us for the adventure ahead—it's one you won't want to miss.Support the Show.

Prepare to have your design sensibilities both challenged and charmed as we reunite with Kaylee, our graphic design maestro. Together, we untangle the vibrant web of 2023's design trends, from the AI-generated self-portraits flooding our feeds to the loud and proud maximalist movement. This episode promises not just a critical look at the past year's visual highs and lows but also a leap into the prophecy of 2024's aesthetic evolution. We debate the delicate equilibrium between eye-catching and eye-watering designs, emphasizing the intrinsic value of whitespace and simplicity amidst the chaos of modern media.Kaylee's penchant for precision shines through as we take a kaleidoscopic tour of design applied across social media, music, and urban art. We predict a comeback for the stark statements of bold typography and solid colors, while giving a nod to the art form that's gone from street to chic – graffiti. Our conversation becomes a vivid mural of thoughts on design's role in culture, as we discuss the transformative power of striking fluorescent hues and ponder whether the pixelated nostalgia of yesteryear will pixelate its way back into our hearts.As we wrap up our session, we're tossing the confetti of admiration onto the bygone artistry of the 70s, 80s, and 90s. The discussion is a fond jaunt down memory lane, revisiting the warm palettes and dynamic designs that have shaped our visual landscape. We critically examine poster designs through the decades, from the 90s' grungy collage style to the 2010s' sleek rebranding wave, savoring the simplicity and impact of yesteryear's icons. Kaylee's insights leave us with an appreciation for design that stands the test of time, and perhaps a bit of that time-honored truth: sometimes less really is more.Need help with your next design project? Reach out to Kaylee today: https://hardendigital.com/contact-us/Support the Show.

When an impromptu idea catches on like wildfire, you know it's something special. That's the story of the Best of Tipton campaign, where Kaylee and I watched in awe as what started as a thought transformed into a community celebration that honored the standout individuals and businesses of Tipton. We're peeling back the curtain to share the entire journey, from the nervous anticipation of getting enough nominees to the tidal wave of community support that flooded in, showcasing the best of what Tipton has to offer.Technical glitches and finding the perfect online voting system became an unexpected side quest in our campaign saga. But isn't that just like the Tipton spirit—undaunted in the face of a challenge? The behind-the-scenes chaos turned into a triumph of community engagement, as we saw an incredible number of votes cast within the first day. It's a chapter filled realization that our residents are as invested in this town's success as we are.The final act of our tale is one of joyous celebration and a little bit of star-struck wonder as we connected with the beating heart of Tipton's local scene.  As we wrap up the episode, there's a palpable excitement about the stories yet to be told by our winners and finalists—real people who make Tipton the vibrant community we love. Stay tuned for those episodes; they're going to be as sweet as South Pole's ice cream, the undisputed dessert champion of our polls.View the full Best of Tipton Results: https://hardendigital.com/best-of-tiptonSupport the Digital Wrap-Up: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1525549/supporters/newLatest Social Media News: https://www.socialmedia6.com/Support the Show.

As the CEO of Harden Digital and Design, I've witnessed first-hand the rollercoaster ride that was 2023, and I'm eager to share with you the highs, lows, and standout moments that have shaped our company in the last year. Together with Kaylee, we're pulling back the curtain to give you an inside look at our strategic expansions, the acquisition of new clients, and even some of the not-so-great moments. Our conversation is a treasure trove of insights and musings that will leave you inspired and ready to tackle your own business challenges.Join us as we recount the intricate web of website redesigns and launches that have defined the past year. We dissect the pivotal role of aesthetics and content in driving online success, and delve into the nuances of managing client expectations, especially within the social media realm. It's a raw and revealing discussion about the delicate balance of serving clients while honing our own internal strategies. Plus, we touch on how our connection to the Tipton County community has not only enriched our work but also allowed us to give back in meaningful ways, setting the stage for our future goals.Step into the future with us as we reflect on the valuable lessons learned from community engagement and the significance of solidifying contracts in our day-to-day operations. Kaylee and I expose our personal ambitions, from expanding portfolios to exploring new ventures like product photography, and we candidly tackle the complex task of setting fair pricing strategies for our services. We're setting our sights high for the coming year, aiming to churn out compelling content weekly. So, stay tuned, because if you thought this past year was a whirlwind, you won't want to miss what's next on Harden Digital and Design's horizon.Subscribe to the Social Media Six: https://www.socialmedia6.com/subscribeContact Harden Digital & Design for help with social media: https://hardendigital.com/social-media-services/ Support the Show.

Ever wondered why your social media presence isn't giving you the business boost you expected? Prepare to have your concerns addressed and questions answered as we pull back the veil on outsourcing social media management. We guide you through the journey of allowing professionals to take the reins of your social media, freeing up your time and maximizing your online potential. The insights we share will illuminate how this process works starting from the contract signing, to understanding your business goals for a tailored strategy, and managing expectations for the best outcomes.Now, imagine you've decided to hire a marketing firm to spruce up your business's social media persona. We get down to the nitty-gritty of what this entails. It's all about setting realistic expectations, adapting the content as needed and allowing for a buffer period to assess the effectiveness of the partnership. This episode is packed with invaluable insights, whether you're considering outsourcing your social media or you're a marketing firm eager to deliver top-notch service for your clients. Plus, we have some exciting news on the latest updates on various platforms, including the expansion of Threads to the EU and the introduction of keyword search. Stick around to the end for a thrilling announcement about a new initiative from our team.Subscribe to the Social Media Six: https://www.socialmedia6.com/subscribeContact Harden Digital & Design for help with social media: https://hardendigital.com/social-media-services/Support the Show.

In this episode of the Digital Wrap-Up, Kaylee is back to talk about the best Christmas color combinations for decorations and your designs. Kaylee and Riley also debate if it's too early to be all-in on Christmas right after Halloween or not. This week's social media updates include some legal issues happening with Meta over privacy and its use of the "Threads" name. Riley also provides an update to polls coming to Instagram.Take your Twitter experience to the next level with HypeFurry: https://hypefury.com/?via=riley-hardenNeed help managing all your social media accounts? Vista Social is the perfect solution: https://vistasocial.com/?fpr=riley47Support the Digital Wrap-Up: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1525549/supporters/new0:00 - Introduction: Riley introduces the show and talks about the Harden Digital & Design YouTube channel.2:37 - Social Media Updates: This week's social media updates focus heavily on some legal issues Meta is going through right now. Meta is currently in a legal fight over the name of "Threads" for its Twitter clone. It is also in an ongoing legal disputes about privacy concerns in Europe. Riley also provides an update to the polls feature coming to Instagram.15:13 - Too Early for Christmas?: Kaylee joins the show and the two get into a debate about whether or not it's too early for Christmas. They talk about decorating their houses, Christmas music, Christmas sales for businesses and more. 27:07 - Color Combinations Intro: Riley introduces the main topic for the discussion with Kaylee - her top 10 color combinations for Christmas. 30:24 - #10 Silver and Gold31:30 - #9 Red and Lime Green33:13 - #8 Red and Gold35:57 - #7 Red and Silver/Grey 37:20  - #6 Black and Red38:46 - #5 Blue and Gold40:49 - #4 Gold and White42:14 - #3 Shades of Green44:15 - #2 Black and Gold47:01 - #1 All White Everything51:16 - Dishonorable Mention: Traditional Red and Green52:45 - Kaylee's House: The two talk about the decorations and Christmas theme of Kaylee's house each year. 55:36 - Christmas Colors of the Future: Kaylee talks about future themes or color combinations she thinks we might see more of in the future and wrap up the conversation.1:04:26 - Conclusion: Riley wraps up this week's episode. Support the Show.

In this episode of the Digital Wrap-Up, Kaylee joins the show to talk about outdated graphic design concepts that should have been left in the past awhile ago. Riley also talks about the new show format and breaks down some of the latest social media platform updates currently being tested. Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1525549/supporters/new0:00-1:43 - Introduction: Riley introduces the show and talks about the cold weather that arrived out of nowhere. 1:44-12:15 - Social Media Updates: Riley highlights some of the biggest social media platform updates currently in testing, including: Instagram feed polls, Instagram nearby stories, Meta Verified only feeds, 15 minute TikTok videos and more.12:16-13:30 - New Digital Show Format: Riley talks about the new format to the show that will feature social media updates, followed by a more in-depth discussion or interview on a specific topic each week. 13:31-15:29 - Kaylee Is Back on the Show: Kaylee is welcomed back to the show after a few weeks off. The two provide an overview of what the types of graphic design concepts they'll be discussing in the interview. 15:30-18:57 - Double Spacing After a Period: Do you double space after your sentences? This concept is so outdated (it started with typewriters people...). Stop double spacing. 18:58-24:54 - Filling Every Inch of Space and Leaving No White Space: The need to fill every inch of white space is a very outdated design concept. White space is your friend in most designs (and websites too!). Too much text/content in a graphic or design makes it feel too congested.24:55-30:50 - Script Fonts: Script fonts don't make your designs look fancy. It doesn't increase the "value" of your design if you use script fonts. A lot of times, it actually makes it harder to read, instead of making it look better. Kaylee also talks about designing full wedding packages for clients.30:51-37:56 - Literal Logo Designs: Logos do not need to be super literal to get their point across. The two talk about a very popular logo design for construction companies with the same type of roof/window logo. The two give some examples of some of the most well-known brands with non-literal logos.37:57-43:19 - Circular Logos: Kaylee talks about how over-used logos with circle outlines and the name of the business in the middle are. Logos with only the name of the of the business in the middle aren't true logos in that sense. They are very limiting in what you can use them on/with.43:20-50:00 - Outlining Text: This is Kaylee's rant session of the podcast. Outlining text makes it so much harder to read the text most times. Kaylee strongly thinks that you should never, ever use outlined text. Riley challenges her on one example of outlining text he uses with one of his clients. 50:01-55:08 Interview Wrap-Up: Riley asks Kaylee about one more font that really drives him crazy. The two also talk about some other outdated trends for websites and discuss an upcoming podcast topic that Kaylee will be on the show for soon.55:09-57:23 - Final Thoughts: Riley thanks Kaylee one last time and re-visits the new show format before wrapping up.Support the Show.

In this Episode of the Digital Wrap-Up, Riley sits down with dog musher Quince Mountain of Bravermountain Mushing. The two talk about all things social media, dog mushing and life as digital creators, with a few other fun topics mixed in.  Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1525549/supporters/newIntroduction: 0:00-2:06 - Riley talks about Quince's background and how he was able to interview him at a recent sled dog race.How Riley was introduced to Quince and Bravermountain Mushing: 2:06-7:10 - Riley talks about how he first found Quince and Blair and the #UglyDogs community. He tells the story of how the Meteorology camp with the dog named Boo played an interesting part in Riley and Hannah's relationship.Bravermountain/#UglyDogs Online Community: 7:11-14:18 - Q talks about how he and Blair use social media for Bravermountain Mushing and how the community (#UglyDogs) emerged.Authenticity on Social Media: 14:19-20:19 - Riley asks Q if he feels more pressure to post consistently on social media since he has a bigger following who might expect more content. How to Avoid Negativity: 20:20-28:52 - Q talks about how positive the online community around the mushing team is. The two also talk about building a community that focuses on quality over quantity. How to Show Up Consistently, Without Losing Quality: 28:53-32:53 - Riley talks about creating quality content and his gold standard of businesses posting three times a week on social media. The Hotel Room: 32:54-38:29 - The interview is taking place in Riley and Hannah's hotel room and Q breaks down the room and all the crap the two have thrown all over the place. How Harden Digital & Design Works with Clients: 38:30-43:24 - Riley talks about how he works with clients to create content, whether they are local or far away. The two of them also talk about how just because you know how to post, doesn't mean you should for your business. What the Algorithm Show Us: 43:25-54:37 - Hannah joins the conversation and the three talk about what types of content the different platforms algorithms show each of them. Hannah and Riley also share their new-found passion of Farming Simulator with Q.Hannah and Riley's Relationship Again: 54:38-57:21 - Q circles back to the story of how Riley and Hannah became closer and eventually started dating because of Boo and Bravermountain Mushing. Wrapping Things Up: 57:22-1:05:42 Riley and Q talk about continuing to learn, grow and try new things to end their conversation. Show End: 1:05:43-1:10:38 - If you want to learn more about Quince Mountain and the Bravermountain Mushing team, check them out on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bravermountain. Support the Show.

How should schools be utilizing social media? What platforms should schools be using? What are some things schools should make sure they aren't posting?In the latest Digital Wrap-Up, Riley answers these questions and more in a recent interview he did with a client of his. The interview was with Joel Rogers from EvaluWise. EvaluWise is the single most effective digital tool for streamlining and improving the teacher evaluation process, regardless of the evaluation model you are using.The interview was used for their annual users' conference with school administrators and teachers. This repurposed interview answers a lot of great questions geared specifically for schools, but also, a lot of these tips can be beneficial for small businesses as well. Want to discuss best practices for your school or small business? Reach out to Riley today at riley@hardendigital.com.If you enjoyed this episode and want to support the show, visit https://bit.ly/DigitalWrapUp.For a free social media consultation, visit https://hardendigital.com/social-media-services/.Take your social media to the next level with HypeFurry: https://hypefury.com/?via=riley-hardenSupport the Show.

In this week's episode of the Digital Wrap-Up, Kaylee joins the show to talk ask all her questions about TikTok. Kaylee is a novice when it comes to TikTok, so she fires off her long list of questions about the platform for Riley to answer on the fly. Her questions cover everything from creating content as an influencer, how specific features work, whether your business should be on TikTok and much more!If you're new to creating videos on TikTok or are a social media looking to up your company's TikTok strategy, this episode is great for you! Be sure to follow Harden Digital on TikTok for more great videos and tips: https://www.tiktok.com/@hardendigital  If you enjoyed this episode and want to support the show, visit https://bit.ly/DigitalWrapUp.For a free social media consultation, visit https://hardendigital.com/social-media-services/.Take your social media to the next level with HypeFurry: https://hypefury.com/?via=riley-hardenSupport the Show.

Use HypeFurry to schedule your social media: https://hypefury.com/?via=riley-harden In this week's episode of the Digital Wrap-Up, we have content creator Nate Frederick on the show to talk all things making money through social media. Nate is now a recurring guest, and was actually the very first guest on the Digital Wrap-Up back in episode 4. During the interview, we discuss short-form video vs long-form video and which one he's having more success with. Which platforms is he getting more views and making more money on? Is it Tik Tok, Instagram, YouTube? We talk about his strategy to adapt to which platforms are on trend and running with them. If you're looking to grow your YouTube presence, you'll want to tune in to this interview as well. We spend quite a bit of time breaking down which YouTube analytics you should be paying the most attention to, how to create catchy thumbnails and testing out different titles until one sticks. The main theme throughout the episode relates back to how you can start monetizing your social media presence across all the platforms. It doesn't take a huge following to start making money. There are ways you can utilize your social media accounts to drive traffic to other outlets (lead magnet, website, email sign-up, etc.) where you can then start to monetize as well. Everything in this episode can be a resource for both content creators and businesses who are looking to be more effective and grow on social media.Watch the full interview on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@hardendigital Be sure to give Nate a follow on all his channels:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aroundthefiremediaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aroundthefiremedia/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aroundthefiremediaTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aroundthefiremediaSupport the Show.

In this week's episode of the Digital Wrap-Up, Kaylee joins the show to talk about expectations businesses should have when reaching out to design agencies, freelancers, etc. for graphic design (or any) work. This conversation stems from several painful experiences that Kaylee and Riley have both experienced in their years of meeting with individuals who need to hire them for various types of marketing work.The expectations discussed include:We can't read mindsWe can't always turn projects around in two days - don't come last second and expect to get it turned around right awayWe can't use photos pulled from social media - we need quality photos (or you need to hire us to do photos as well)We aren't experts in your field - we need additional info to help us understand your profession and what you're needing (and don't use acronyms!)Always double check if the design agency prints your products for you or notCome prepared with the right sizes you need for all designs Time is money - this is what we do to make a living. We can't do things for free, no matter how much we know/like youThe last point on the list is the one that Kaylee feels most passionate about. As an industry, we are undervalued and people assume we can do things for cheap/free for various reasons. That's simply not the case. Our time is valuable. The time we spend on your project is time we could be spending on other work as well. Don't expect us to do things for cheap or free. We have to make a living too. And from the Harden Digital & Design standpoint, our prices are low compared to the industry standard. So when we get people who try and guilt us into doing things for cheaper than what we price, it's a real frustrating experience. Are we passionate about this topic? Yes, because we've experienced it countless times. If you are a business owner looking for help, hopefully this conversation can give you a better understanding of our processes and why we do things the way we do. In the end, it's to save us both time and save you money.Tune in to hear the rest of Kaylee's personal rant section ;) If you'd like to support the Digital Wrap-Up, visit https://bit.ly/DigitalWrapUp.Support the Show.

Have you heard the news? Threads was released this week. What exactly is Threads? It's Instagram's version of Twitter, which focuses on open conversation among users. In this week's episode of the Digital Wrap-Up, Hannah joins the podcast to discuss all things Threads. Riley and her discuss first impressions, features they like and dislike, what could be added to make the platform better and much more.Tune in to learn how to set up your account and join the more than 40+ million new users (at time of publishing this episode) on the new Threads platform!Threads' release comes on the heels of Elon Musk causing some major drama over at Twitter last week when he introduced tweet limits. It was not received well across the Twitter universe..Support the Show.

Will Artificial Intelligence take over social media in the near future?It's a question Riley discusses in this week's episode of the Digital Wrap-Up!Artificial Intelligence, or AI for short, is the hot topic on the internet right now, and for good reason. It's being used for new applications almost daily. You've heard of Chat GPT, right? So with AI becoming so prominent in many different aspects of our lives, how will it make its impact on social media?We're already beginning to see social media management softwares implement AI caption writing into their platforms. Will it go beyond just caption writing? Will AI take over the role of the social media manager?Riley doesn't believe so. He explains why in the episode. Let us know what you think about AI in social media! Tweet us: @HardenDigital.Enjoy the podcast? You can directly support the show by visiting http://bit.ly/DigitalWrapUp.Support the Show.

Is #artificialintelligence taking over #Photoshop? Artificial Intelligence, commonly called #AI, seems to be taking over everything in the digital world, and it's now infiltrated Photoshop as well.In this week's episode of the Digital Wrap-Up, Riley has Harden Digital & Design Creative Director, Kaylee, on the show to talk about the recent update to Photoshop after videos have gone viral showing the new AI feature.This feature can create backgrounds out of nothing. Add random objects into your photos and make it look like it was meant to be there. The possibilities of this new feature seem to be endless. But how well will it work right away? Are there any downsides to this new feature and AI in general? Tune in to find out!Support the Digital Wrap-Up: http://bit.ly/DigitalWrapUp.#smallbusiness #digitalmarketingagency #photography #photoeditingSupport the Show.

In this week's episode of the Digital Wrap-Up, Riley recaps his experience at #VeeCon2023. Riley and Hannah both had the awesome opportunity to attend VeeCon this year in Indianapolis. It started with the chance to teach pickleball to people from all over the world and led to them getting to meet and hear from some amazing celebrities.#VeeCon was a chance to combine both work and play for the two. Yes, Riley talks about #pickleball, but he breaks down the conference speakers first, for all of you non-pickleball lovers out there.Do you enjoy watching the Digital Wrap-Up? You can support the show by visiting https://bit.ly/DigitalWrapUp. Your support directly impacts the show and allows Riley and Harden Digital & Design to continue producing quality content each week. Support the Show.