SAVANT SOUP: APRIL

Fast Company—Google is releasing a new feature for its search engine that tries to mimic how we inquire about things in the real world.

New York Times—With the pandemic-induced surge of subscriptions showing signs of waning, major media and tech streaming companies are beginning to get bullish on advertising.

Spring has sprung, and what better way to kick off the season than with a trip down memory lane to the Saint Louis Zoo. 

We've had the honor of working with the Zoo for 25 years and counting. Every year we get to have fun creating playful campaigns while also bringing attention to all their amazing conservation work.

Take some time to check-out some of our favorite Zoo campaigns from over the years. We promise they'll make you smile!

Huff Post—Here are some of the the best tips productivity experts shared on what they do when they fall behind on work and how they avoid feeling overwhelmed. 

Search Engine Journal—A global research study finds TikTok is a key part of consumers’ path to purchase, where they are increasingly discovering and buying new products. TikTok is reshaping the traditional path to purchase and driving sales at scale.

The Speed of Culture—In today's inaugural episode of The Speed of Culture, Suzy Founder & CEO Matt Britton talk to Sofia Hernandez, Global Head of Business Marketing at TikTok, about her own personal journey and how that ties into the global phenomenon that is TikTok. 

Gourmande in the Kitchen—Now that the sun is out, carrots of every color are becoming a familiar sight at the market. It's a sure sign that spring has finally arrived.