Fast Facts
B.A., Yeshiva University | Pursuing M.A., George Washington University
Sophie spent six months living in Barcelona to study Spanish and travel.
She is a proud New Englander and a native of our nation’s smallest state.
When not reading the news, Sophie is tearing through novels and historical fiction.
The “30” Blog
It’s time for politicians to up their Instagram game in 2019
For many politicians and their communications teams, Instagram is frequently viewed as an afterthought social media platform where grainy photos are posted at irregular intervals. It’s time for them to commit to a new Instagram [...]
Facebook’s Ad Updates
You may have noticed some changes to your Facebook newsfeed this year. There’s a reason for that: According a post by Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook has shifted focus from promoting branded content to promoting content that [...]
Dating Apps Are Creating Content Now
Soon enough, we will be swiping right for our news content. Earlier this month, the female-led dating app Bumble announced that it would be diving into the world of content creation by establishing its own [...]
Being Apolitical Isn’t Always An Option
Sometimes you just have to go for it. In the past, all sorts of brands have publicly avoided politics in order to avoid upsetting their customers from blue and red states alike. Now, in the [...]
Strategic Communications Toolkit: The Importance of SEO
On the Internet, we aren’t people, organizations, or companies: We’re brands. Whether you are a startup, an established name, a for-profit business or a nonprofit venture, you are being Googled, and what searchers see is [...]
Just Because You Can Doesn’t Mean You Should
Last night, Twitter rolled out 280 characters for all users, doubling their previous 140-character limit. Twitter Product Manager Aliza Rosen explained the decision stemmed from data suggesting Twitter users frequently abandoned posts before hitting the [...]