Let’s make an assumption – you’re looking at Vitamin X’s LinkedIn page because we're a creative boutique, you've heard of us, and that’s what smart people do when they're assessing potential suppliers. We understand that this is not the start of anything, and may not lead anywhere. So if you click 'follow', we promise not to become another me-too trickle of recycled content. When we post, it’ll be something specific about Vitamin X: news about work, our workings, or the way our minds work. If someone else said, thought or did it, we'll leave it to them to post it. Anything social will be quarantined on our Facebook page. We hope that’s helpful. And sufficiently intriguing to prompt you to click. If time permits, we may also post longer articles. In traditional marketing terms, they'd be called thought leadership pieces. However, we prefer the language of behaviour change, so think of them as tools to re-wire your brain (no hidden agendas here!) and reinforce an association between the name Vitamin X and stress relief. That way, whenever you have a marketing problem that needs some seriously good thinking at each level in the funnel, you'll know who to call.