If you like to read online, use programs like Twitter, and visits sites like Reddit, you know how difficult it can be to consume all of the cool articles you come across. There are dozens of topics that I try to keep up to date on -from politics to marketing to new restaurants in my city- but with the amount of content online today, staying on top of it all can be overwhelming.

We approached Take Back The Night after learning about their foundation and cause to end sexual violence around the world. We immediately decided that it was something we wanted to be involved in, and offered our services as a donation to the foundation. After all, we're nice guys, and we wanted to help.

When I sat down to watch the debate last night I was genuinely excited. Obama is going to crush him, I thought. Then it happened: Romney was winning, and Obama, the poet of the podium, our preacher-esque POTUS, was nowhere to be seen. In his place was a man who appeared unsure of himself; a man with a twitch in his right cheek who let his opponent own the floor.

I'm not in sales, but as a copywriter part of my job is to persuade readers into action, so in a lot of ways I am "selling". With this in mind, I pay attention to sales techniques as a way to improve my skills. Likewise, I've seen sales improve from the adoption of copywriting rules.

Launching an awful website just to get some attention is shameless. We hope you enjoyed it.

It's been more than two years since we got our feet off the ground, and while it's been a long and hard road, we've been happy to take it on. We started small, and we still are, but our clients have helped us grow into the company we are today; and as we progress, they progress too.

The devil is in the details: cliché, but true. Much less known is that the devil can also be in the shrimp.