When a cultural moment pivots as dramatically as it has in the last few months of the coronavirus pandemic, it’s imperative that your company reacts with tact and empathy – as you position your brand to help.
Needless to say, that’s going to require a lot of poise and nuanced communication. So how to begin? What should you do?READ MORE
It’s simply getting customers familiar with your product and creating or jump-starting a strong relationship between that customer and your brand. It can be personal and it’s often unexpected in today’s impersonal digital age.
With all the marketing metrics currently available to your business, you can track everything from the number of emails opened — to how many seconds your video is watched – to how many Instagrams are liked and shared.
An engagement metric that we are paying attention to is time spent watching. In other words, how many of your viewers are watching your video beyond the first five seconds?
Ending the year strong and resilient is on every marketer’s list. Since embracing progress and growth go hand in hand – and technology is changing at a rapid pace – this month and next are also perfect to reflect and regroup.
What we call the social video landscape has undergone supersonic growth in the past ten or fifteen years. Because of that, in large part, we all tend to have ADHD social media vision. In other words, folks tend to jump around from one hot new social media platform to the next. In fairness, who doesn’t want to stay at the head of the media pack so we won’t look like a dinosaur?