What your brand needs to consider when pivoting your social and influencer marketing strategies given COVID-19.
What your brand needs to consider when pivoting your social and influencer marketing strategies given COVID-19.
10 responses to COVID-19 proving there are brands that have a heart.
A happy, connected, engaged workforce, is a productive workforce. But how do you actively engage a workforce who aren’t all under the same roof?
Businesses and brands are doing what they can to survive. But what’s important, is that we all start doing what we can to ensure our nation survives.
With many of us thinking about the Cornovirus pandemic and little else, it is easy to become swept up in the doom and gloom.
It is a scene that has become all too familiar all around the world.
With the Coronavirus in full force you will not be able to connect with a full stadium of fans, but you can connect with your audience in other ways.
Do we really need Easter as a reason to over-indulge on delicious chocolate? Of course not!
In recent weeks, fears over the spread of coronavirus have swept the globe.
If you haven't heard already (where have you been), social media influencers now play a pivotal role in word-of-mouth generated sales.
We may not have flying cars and household robots (yet).
When you can’t use live events to connect with your consumers, virtually anything goes as an alternative.
