We're celebrating our TENTH anniversary in business this fall, as well as our recent move to Wichita! And we want YOU to join in the fun. All are invited to attend a special event on Friday, November 13th from 3:30-5:30 PM. Stop by Groover Labs, located at 334 N. Saint Francis Ave, to tour our new office, enjoy gourmet hors d'oeuvres, network with other professionals, and snag some awesome freebies.

Tired of manually spacing objects in Adobe Illustrator? In this quick tutorial, learn how to use the Distribute tool to evenly space repeating elements in just a few clicks. It's a simple time-saving trick that helps create cleaner, more consistent designs while speeding up your workflow.

Every font has a personality, and the fonts you choose can shape how customers perceive your brand before they read a single word. In this guide, we explore the characteristics, associations, and common uses of eight different font categories to help you find the right typographic voice for your business.

Marketing Maven was recently featured by the Wichita Business Journal following our move to Wichita, Kansas. Learn why we chose Groover Labs, how the company has grown over the past decade, and what's ahead as we continue serving clients across Kansas and throughout the United States.

Marketing Maven founder Rachel Rains was recently featured by VoyageKC Magazine. In the interview, Rachel shares her journey from Chamber and healthcare marketing to launching Marketing Maven in 2016, along with lessons learned, challenges overcome, and the people who helped shape the company along the way.

Social media verification is no longer just for celebrities and major brands. From Meta Verified to X Premium, businesses now have more paid verification options than ever before. But are the monthly subscriptions actually worth it? Here’s a breakdown of what different platforms offer, what features matter most, and whether the fancy blue checkmark truly helps businesses grow online.

If your website is more than three years old, it may be time for a refresh. Outdated design, clunky navigation, weak SEO, hard-to-manage content, and missed automation opportunities can quietly hold your business back. In this guide, we break down six common signs your website needs an update and how modern design, better structure, stronger messaging, and improved functionality can help your site work harder for your business.

As a marketing and consulting business, we’ve worked with a wide range of clients. Over the years, that variety has led to some pretty unexpected moments. Today, we’re highlighting some of the weirdest requests we’ve been asked to work on, whether that’s the subject matter of the project, the type of deliverable, or the oddly specific purpose behind it. From inappropriate industries to extremely particular safety labels, these projects have definitely kept things interesting.

If you’re not a professional copywriter, website designer, or SEO expert, it can be tough to know whether your website is helping your business or holding it back. Your website needs to function smoothly, connect with your audience, look professional, and be optimized for both search engines and the people looking for information. To help you evaluate where you stand, we’ve put together eight ways you can dive into your website and see if it’s time to make some changes.

We recently gave our portfolio a full refresh across both our website and YouTube channel, and we are excited to share it. Over the past several months, our team has been building, designing, filming, photographing, and launching projects for clients across a wide range of industries. It was time for our portfolio to better reflect the quality, creativity, and results behind that work.