Content marketing is having a moment. Providing personalized, relevant content to customers across the globe has proven essential.
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Even the savviest and most successful digital media companies in the world are hurting right now, and many are facing an uncertain future in this new landscape.
Next year will mark the 50th anniversary of the first email ever sent. While the death of email has been proclaimed as forthcoming for years, it’s got more lives than 007, James Bond.
This week in social media news, Facebook releases a report on COVID’s impact on small businesses and acquires GIPHY as part of Instagram, eMarketer predicts Instagram and Snapchat will outperform Facebook in terms of engagement growth and TikTok will present at the IAB NewFronts for the first time.
Without powerful illustrations and stock photos, the message of any campaign will fail to reach its target audience. So, stock photos have become a permanent part of my life (for now, at least).
As I settle in for another week of parenting and account directing through a quarantine/pandemic, I thought maybe some other working parents in adland could use some words of encouragement.
With lifestyles and focus of attention drastically altered, now is the time your brand needs to make sure it’s not only staying relevant but also addressing the crisis head-on by furthering the conversation and providing genuine support to your customers and your community.
Recession is a scary word for every business. But, it’s particularly worrisome for small businesses who may not have the same financial cushioning as large companies. Some say a recession is coming, while others say that it’s already here.
Self-care was certainly a focus in 2019 which included social media breaks, digital detoxes, and downtime. My how quickly things have changed.
As TikTok continues to explore the ways in which brands can advertise and engage with fans, we believe there are several reasons why advertising or delivering content on this platform is something brands should be doing.