Welcome to D319's On The Internet

Digital319's On The Internet or whateva.

A weekly D319 series that keeps you updated with what's happening in the digital streets.

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It's been a while, but we're baaackkk. This series has been a fave of our supporters (aka y'all) since we launched it two years ago, and now On The Internet or whateva returns with more access than ever.

 

With so many platforms at our fingertips daily, you can now find the weekly tease of OTIOW on our LinkedIn, Instagram, and via email. But the full tea will be right here, on the Digital319 Blog.

 

So keep liking, commenting, forwarding, and sharing. Thanks for rockin' with this series! We appreciate your support!

 

-Syd & Team D319

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Social Media Stats You Should Know for 2026

Fastest-growing social media platforms in 2025? What type of marketing is taking over digital ads? Where are social media users shopping online? It's all in here!

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Everything ain't for everybody brand: A lesson on internet slang

From rizz to demure to 6-7, our actual language evolves at the speed of social media. A brand's tone & voice shouldn't change with the trends.

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Attention! Attention! Attention!

Your brand's most valuable resource to impact consumer behavior

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Laughter is still currency in advertising

“We’re trying to be the funniest thing in your feed that day.” Liquid Death x humor = a marketing strategy that works. RedBull walked so Liquid Death could run.

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Less algorithm performance, More personal discovery

We'd write our own POV but man, this is a word from the pin app 💯 : “These days, it feels like we all hear the same viral songs, and our feeds push the same outfits. We let algorithms decide what we see and tell us what we’re supposed to like. Spending time online doesn’t help us to find what we love anymore because we’re losing touch with our own taste. Whether it’s mindlessly scrolling or deferring to AI chatbots, we’ve started to outsource more and more of our critical thinking and creative decision-making. The cost is subtle but serious: we weaken our own sense of taste.”

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Catch us here every Friday! ✌🏽