As consumers spend more and more time immersed in new and traditional media channels, marketers must find ways to pierce the clutter and build rapport. Here are some insights.
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Recent surveys suggest that paid, shared and owned media are rising in importance and impact, leaving earned media behind.
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Whether you are broadcasting on Twitter or YouTube, connecting with live audiences can be a powerful way to convey authenticity and spark loyalty. Consider these tips.
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Are your tones and designs contemporary, or are you putting off potential customers? Read on to see if it’s time to punch up your palette.
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Before your big event, do some sleuthing to identify attendees’ pain points and preferences. Use whatever nuggets you mine to shape your message and delivery.
What hues, shades and tones are the best fit for your brand goals and your organization’s objectives? Consider these insights to help you decide on an ideal palette.
Victuals, comestibles, noshes—all manner of foodstuffs—resonate deeply with consumers, even if your product or service isn’t edible. Try these tactics to sweeten your next campaign.
