Tumblr meets one of our primary criteria for a social platform: it is brandable. Tumblr’s brandability + extreme ease of use makes it a good choice if recognition & branding are required. Tumblr also works well for people who need blogging to be simple and easy.
We love Tumblr so much that staff are encouraged to use it for personal blogging. We also see great potential in it for company use, and many of the world’s most powerful web-apps have status update blogs running on Tumblr, like Twitter and FourSquare, and many other large brands like IBM, Newsweek, Vogue, Nightline and even Sesame Street have found Tumblr to hit the sweet spot of fast content posting, custom branding and sharability. Check out this list of big brands using Tumblr that you might not be aware of.We can help you understand if your particular company is a fit for this platform, as well as do custom design and development of your own unique Tumblr theme. We don’t host Tumblr’s as they are required to remain on the Tumblr platform, though you can have a unique domain name and content can be exported later if you want to move the site. Here are some examples of Tumblr’s we’ve designed and/or developed:
Tumblr vs. WordPress
Our most visited post on this site is our comparison of Tumblr vs. WordPress. Here are some articles we’ve written on Tumblr that you might want to read if you’re on the fence about it:
WordPress vs. Tumblr – A Simple Overview How to Enhance Your Tumblr Site The Etsy-Twitter-Tumblr Triumvirate Why Tumblr?
Our Favorite Tumblr Sites
Newsweek - great organizational structure here! Purseblog - purses and more purses (they’re a client but we didn’t do this tumblr) DKNY PRgirl - simply. adorable.
