Marketing

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Email
Print

Covid marketing: Real-time data is a game changer

Thanks to COVID-19, former buzzwords such as “ideate”, “pivot” and “agile” have become the new reality for all marketers. To help a business persevere and maintain its competitive edge during a crisis, marketers need to understand the importance of agility and adaptability. This enables brands

Read More »

TikTok launches ad platform for small and mid-size businesses

TikTok today launched new advertising solutions to empower small and mid-size businesses to tap into the power of TikTok For Business to grow their brand. The global availability of TikTok’s self-serve advertising solutions gives marketers the tools to tap into the creativity of the TikTok community,

Read More »

Don’t play the COVID victim: adapt your brand now

During CV-19 brands will either be victims, opportunists or, like most, somewhere in the middle. And it’s these middle brands that need to adapt and now… For the past two months, our world has been unlike anything we’ve seen before, and for Australian businesses, there

Read More »

Get real: consumer satisfaction shouldn’t be faked

Brands love sharing customer stories as social proof they have great relationships. And, told well, these stories can show us real people we relate to, which is so much more effective than a shiny celeb endorsement. But some customer stories feel so manipulated there’s not much real

Read More »

Does sex still sell in 2020?

As Woody Allen once said: “I don’t know the question, but sex is definitely the answer.” It’s true humans like having sex. My neighbours like having sex (especially while they were in COVID-19 quarantine). The postman likes it. Old folks living in nursing homes like

Read More »

Covid-19: Half of businesses lost customers due to poor comms

New research from Pegasystems reveals half (50 per cent) of Australian organisations surveyed lost customers during the COVID-19 pandemic due to failings in their communications, way above the global average of 36 per cent. The global study, conducted by research firm Savanta, explored the effect the global pandemic

Read More »

SUBSCRIBE FREE
SME NEWS BRIEFS

Get breaking news delivered
Are you sure want to unlock this post?
Unlock left : 0
Are you sure want to cancel subscription?