Resources
Access a curated list of copywriting resources including podcasts, articles, conferences, books, websites and more.
Written by Scott Galloway, a professor of marketing at the New York University Stern School of Business, and a public speaker, author, podcast host, and entrepreneur, writes this newsletter that discusses brand and business.
A very transactional resource for the Meta family of brands. It mostly covers logo and usage for the various brands.
The site itself is very minimal but there's a link to download the full brand book which has a lot more information about the brand, including a snapshot of their strategy, tone of voice and full brand system.
A basic guidelines site for the brand but it includes everything from writing to illustration to marketing. The writing section goes deeper than most with sample messaging, audience-specific messaging, persona and more.
From May 1-3, Cornish College of the Arts hosts Creative Works in Seattle. It's a three-day celebration of creativity, craft, and connection.
Deloitte asks and answers what can we expect from rapid gen AI adoption, advancements in telecommunications, new business models, and augmented consumer experiences.
CreativeMornings is a free monthly breakfast lecture series designed for creative communities. Volunteer hosts and their team members organize local chapters that not only celebrate a city’s creative talent, but also promote an open space to connect with like-minded individuals.
Explore the brand's take on all things band in this simple but engaging brand site.
A thesaurus, dictionary, reverse dictionary and glossary all in one. A classic for namers.
A hand-picked collection of brand style guide examples, pattern libraries and design systems for inspiration.
Written and curated by Casey Lewis, this newsletter is an almost daily digest of all things youth culture and Gen Z consumer trends. It's a great read if you want to stay on top of trends and of-the-moment viral happenings.
Firefox puts it all out there for public view -- including their positioning, persona, tone of voice and full design kit of parts.
Google lays out your path to a career in UX design. In this program, you’ll learn in-demand skills that will have you job-ready in less than 6 months. No degree or experience required.
Buzzfeed's style guide for everything from breaking news to "which type of sandwich are you" quizzes.