BranditScan Launches 'Online Protection' Blog

BranditScan Launches 'Online Protection' Blog

LOS ANGELES — BranditScan has launched a new blog that will host original and guest content with a focus on creator education, particularly in regards to online protection.

The blog will be managed by the company's marketing team and will publish weekly articles on security-related topics such as content piracy and catfishing.

"In this day and age when content theft is so rampant, it is so important that models know how to best protect themselves and their content online," said BranditScan community manager Jessica Hookimaw. "That is especially true if they are looking to grow their business success. We want to provide a place where anyone can have access to such information and be supported in what they do."

In addition to information about online security and preventing content theft, the blog will host articles related to content creation, covering subjects like workspace design and how best to work with photographers.

Models interested in penning a guest post should reach out and pitch ideas to Hookimaw at jessica@branditscan.com.

For more information, visit the BranditScan Blog and follow the company on Twitter.

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