Deanna Donates to Jack's Basket Deanna Schwint is a Programmer at Vivid Image. She selected Jack's Basket to be the recipient of her $250 donation in October. Deanna chose Jack's Basket because October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month, and Jack's Basket celebrates every baby born with Down Syndrome. Deanna shares "Our family received a basket for Joanna while we were at Children's Hospital in Continue Reading
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Kori & Heidi Designate $500 to Charity
Kori Donates to Underdog Rescue Kori Sanders is our Vice President at Vivid Image and an avid dog rescue advocate. Kori selected Underdog Rescue to be the recipient of her $250 donation in September. She chose Underdog Rescue “because their mission really hits home. They rescue and rehabilitate dogs in need, including those from breeder releases. We adopted our beloved dog Cleo Continue Reading
Quick Intro to Navigating GA4
Quick Guide to GA4 Navigating the Google Analytics (GA4) interface can feel unfamiliar and intimidating, especially if you're just getting started. This quick guide will help you find some of the most useful reports so you can make the most of your analytics data. We’ll show you how to view some of the most important information our clients care about when evaluating their website’s Continue Reading
Shift in Facebook’s Donation Policy: Third-Party Fees Will Apply
Starting October 31st, verified non-profits on Facebook who have been set up to receive donations from people will need to get set up with Pay Pal Giving Fund, Facebook's chosen new third-party processor. Not only do you need to review and accept these changes, you'll have to get set up with a PPGF account. Unfortunately, the days of non-profits receiving 100% of funds raised (without any fees) Continue Reading
Be Aware of the Surge of Fake Alerts on Facebook
Facebook Messenger If you haven’t received one of these seemingly alarming messages via email, private message, or on-page tagging yet and you are an admin of a Facebook page, chances are you will. We are closely monitoring the influx of fraudulent copyright infringement notifications or community standard violations, and Facebook is working quickly to combat this surge. It’s Continue Reading
What the “X” is That?
If you’ve logged on to Twitter lately or clicked on the app, you have probably noticed some notable changes to the platform design! Twitter said “Bye Bye, Birdie” and hello to a new look with an “X” as their logo. For Twitter, it sounds like the reasoning behind the change is for “X” to become an everything app. This could mean no more character limits and already means longer video Continue Reading
