When someone has a baby, there is a lot of hype around it. As there should be! You see birth announcements, baptisms, Facebook albums, the whole nine yards. So, if your brew is like a baby to you, you should
In a country with over 4,000 craft breweries and too many flannel/beard combos, you are going to need something more to your story. Something that can't be duplicated, that draws the masses to your brewery, something different. What you
Every new year gives you the opportunity to start fresh. A clean slate. An blinking cursor. 2016 can be the year of you. You can grow your business, increase brand awareness, and engage with your customers. All you
As we all know, Twitter is a growing social media platform, especially in the Millennial crowd. If you aim for a successful and robust social media campaign, you need to take advantage of all Twitter has to offer. Twitter lists
The last days of every calendar year are often ones of reflection. We look back on how our world has changed, and we look forward to how it will continue to evolve. In particular, we're interested in learning about
2015 has been a pivotal year for Brand Yourself. We brought on a full-time team member. Grew our business and have been able to work on some really, really fun campaigns with clients. So, it feels right to start this
2015 has been a pretty big year for me. Both of my siblings got engaged, my nephew learned to walk and talk, I graduated from college, Brand Yourself hired me, I lost two family members, I made new friends, I
Planning an event for your business can be stressful and confusing. We have put together a brief guide to managing a successful event. This can serve as a launching pad for you and your team! What else would you add
I feel like a new woman. School is back in session - my kiddos are running happily around while in someone else’s care. Everyone (including my teacher BFF’s) are back on a normal routine. It’s not quite so damn hot
Entrepreneur recently published an article about the spirit of collaboration in the craft beer industry. They explain that, acting in their own best interest, craft beer experts have long worked together. While this is an interesting phenomenon, it brings to