At Obviously, we represent you as well as our brands, and we have your best interests in mind. We’ve heard it all: the good, the bad, and the downright ugly practices that other agencies and brands engage in. Here are some red flags to look out for in your next collaboration.
Read MoreThis week, we were lucky to have the whole West Coat team visit our office here in NYC, so I got the rare experience of sitting down with Francis Kenneth in person to soak up his sage advice and laid-back vibes. Check out our conversation for tips on how you can become an all-star influencer like FK.
Read MoreWe see tons of beautiful content on our projects, but each day it becomes more apparent that most successful posts tell a story.
Read MoreThe holidays are officially over, and the long, cold, winter is stretching out ahead of us. Fortunately, Obviously influencers have some great ways of staying warm in the months ahead. Check out these cozy collaborations to see how some of our #obviouslybaes are keeping it hot in January.
Read MoreMany influencers are lax about disclosing brand relationships on Stories, even if they are vigilant about it on their permanent feed. We’re sharing some useful tips on how to properly disclose a collaboration on Instagram Stories.
Read MoreWe want to start the year off right by getting everyone on the same page about how we work, clarifying our existing policies, and answering questions that may have slipped through the cracks. Keeping these guidelines in mind will help collaborations run more smoothly, making the experience even better.
Read MoreCheck out our top 5 predictions for influencer marketing in 2019!
Read MoreWhile our blog and newsletter may have felt quieter than usual, we’ve been working like busy little elves behind the scenes. Some of our favorite holiday projects have featured beautiful personalized gifts and festive beauty concepts. ‘Tis the season!
Read MoreHere’s how to avoid common faux pas and create great relationships with Obviously and our brands.
Read MoreSometime between when the email was sent and when you were able to sign up, the project filled up. This can be both disappointing and confusing, so I’m going to walk you through our process and explain exactly how it works,
Read MoreLast year, YouTube began beta testing a new version of its platform, called YouTube Studio. They’re still in a transitional phase, but the new features are available for everyone.
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