Eyeweb Unplugged:

Remember when websites looked like a digital version of a business card? No mobile responsiveness. No user journey planning. And what even was SEO strategy? Websites were just a few pages online, so you could say, “We’ve got a website.”

Fast forward to now, and the whole game has changed. In this episode, we talked about how websites have evolved from being an afterthought to becoming a central part of a company’s marketing strategy. We also explored why it’s not enough to just have a website. You need to understand what it’s for, who it’s for, and how it’s going to deliver results.

In this episode, we stepped away from strategy and opened up about some of the early career moments that stick with you. The awkward meetings, the unexpected presentations, and the slip-ups that, at the time, felt awful but ended up shaping how we work today.

In this episode, we talked about something a bit more personal. Impostor syndrome. That feeling that you’re not quite good enough, even when all evidence says otherwise. It’s something that comes up a lot, particularly in marketing and creative industries, where success is often subjective and feedback can be inconsistent.

We explored why it shows up, how it feels, and why it might never fully go away. But more importantly, we looked at how to manage it and even use it to your advantage.

In this episode, we chatted about how lots of people in marketing didn’t start there. Our paths in were far from traditional, but that’s often what makes them work. Whether it was psychology, design, gaming or just a fascination with how people think, we explored how different backgrounds can shape a successful marketing career and why curiosity is often more important than qualifications.

At 13, most of us had no clue what we wanted to do, and that’s fine. This episode looks at how career paths can twist and turn from retail to volunteering to creative side gigs. With no degree and no clear plan, it was a real-world experience that shaped the journey. Turns out marketing isn’t one straight line but a mix of creativity, curiosity and learning on the job.

At 13, you think you have to have it all figured out, but most people don’t. In this episode, the team looks back at what they thought they’d be doing and how early interests quietly shaped their careers. From school posters and Myspace hacks to real design jobs, it’s all about learning by doing and following your gut and building something that actually fits.

In this episode of Eyeweb Unplugged, we follow Laura’s journey from wanting to be a vet at 13 to falling in love with French culture and building a career in creative marketing. It’s a reminder that career paths aren’t always straight, and that’s a good thing. From stables to Paris, print to digital, Laura’s story is all about following what feels right, not just what’s expected.

This episode of Eyeweb Unplugged tells the story of how a simple idea turned into a standout hamper business. From packing boxes in the living room to landing big-name clients and building a custom platform, it’s a story of family hustle, smart marketing, and a little help from a very creative 3-year-old.

In this episode of Eyeweb Unplugged, we’re chatting about the growing importance of video content on LinkedIn and beyond, especially for businesses trying to stand out in a noisy feed. We talk about what makes video so powerful, what kind of content works and why more people are choosing to show up on camera even if it feels awkward at first.