LMC Spotlight

🏀 NBA Finals Tip-Off = Time for a Logo Showdown!
It’s the Indiana Pacers vs. the OKC Thunder—and we're breaking down the logos while the teams battle it out on the court.

🔵 Indiana Pacers
Pros: Timeless design, clean lines, strong use of negative space, and a retro vibe that still holds up.
Cons: A bit dated compared to more modern logos, and the basketball-in-motion “P” can feel abstract to new fans.

⚡️ OKC Thunder
Pros: Bright, energetic colors with a dynamic shield and subtle basketball elements. It feels fast and modern—just like the team.
Cons: The wordmark-heavy design lacks a central symbol, and the overlapping elements can get a little cluttered.

🎨 So which one wins the design championship? Drop your vote below! 👇

Happy Mother's Day from your friends at LMC Spotlight!

Inspired by the popularity of Community Notes on X/Twitter, TikTok is testing their own version: Footnotes.

"Footnotes will use a bridge-based ranking system designed to find agreement between people who usually have different opinions, inspired by the open-sourced system that other platforms use."

Newsroom | TikTok Thoughts, stories and ideas.

A recent survey by GoDaddy reveals some red flags when it comes to consumers mistrusting your company's domain name:

✅Misspelled words – 56%
✅The domain doesn't match the business's name – 55%
✅Hyphens in the domain name – 20%
✅Numbers in the domain name – 20%
✅Free domains (like sites.google.com, name.wixsites.com, godaddysites.com,
etc.) – 20%

If your domain has one of these issues, you can purchase a new domain and redirect the old one

Consumers Say an Oddly Spelled Domain Name Gives Them the Ick In honor of the humble domain name turning 40 this month, a new survey by GoDaddy (NYSE: GDDY) asked consumers to spill the tea on what they consider red and green flags when it comes to a business's domain name. Although different generations had varying opinions, they all agreed on two things: siz...

America’s spending on St. Patrick's Day celebrations continues to grow, reaching an all-time high of $7.2 billion in 2024. If you're not cashing in with effective St. Patrick's Day marketing, make a point to do so next year!

Not sure how to leverage LinkedIn for your business? Here are five ways to get started.

🔗https://www.socialmediatoday.com/news/linkedin-marketing-strategy-tips-infographic/737627/