As with any social network, the brands that are getting the most out of Instagram are the ones who are smart about what they post, when they post, how often they post, and whom they're targeting.
Read MoreThere is no denying that it has mostly been a rough decade for print media. Many of the brands that have survived, however, appear poised for a profitable future by leaning into print as a pivotal part of their strategy, rather than merely preserving a dying platform.
Read MoreThough many marketers believe they avoid gender stereotypes when creating advertising, according to a global survey detailed in a Kantar report, researchers noted that ad targeting is still extremely skewed within specific product categories.
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In the investing world, there's always a hot new narrative. The narrative typically takes the form of an innovative product, a sector rotation or an "inevitable" theme.
Read MoreFor 2019, Ad Age has expanded their annual publishing-industry honors program. It's now known as the Ad Age Publishers A-List.
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Newly appointed chief sustainability officer David Cutter promises 2019 will see the drinks giant promote low-carbon activity with suppliers and customers.
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Read MoreAs 2019 begins, Appetite Creative takes a look at the trends that will most likely affect and impact the digital community in the forthcoming twelve months.
Read MoreWhen marketers set realistic expectations, they’re in a better spot to succeed long term.
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Read MoreContemporary tools for marketing through storytelling are an evolution beyond traditional mediums, such as TV, radio, print and even online video—think 360-degree video, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), to name a few.
Read MoreRecent research from Boston Consulting Group reports that 98% of advertisers are not realising the full potential of data driven marketing. According to Google research, only one in three brand experiences are perceived by consumers as being really useful.
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Read MoreIf you don’t know who Gary Vaynerchuk is, it’s not because he’s hard to find. Vaynerchuk has been creating daily content since 2006, when he launched his Wine TV series on YouTube. Because of his online marketing, he grew his family’s wine business from $3 million to $60 million.
Read MoreToday, it seems that everyone is a storyteller — some 550,000 marketers list storytelling in their profile on LinkedIn. But connecting with people through the power of the story requires a lot more than changing your title.
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Read MoreKey trends in native advertising will be an influence on all aspects of digital in the next 12-18 months. It is predicted that the digital advertising market is set to grow from $15bn in 2019 to $85bn by 2020, with Native advertising at the forefront.
Read MoreFour new metrics provide better indications of where your ads appear on the search results pages.
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Patrick J. McGovern spent 50 years spreading information about computers and technology around the globe through publications such as PC World, Macworld, Infoworld, the Dummies books, and the company’s flagship, Computerworld.
Read MoreIt’s been a remarkable year for journalism and storytelling, as legacy media outlets continue to find their new identities in this rapidly evolving digital era.
Read MoreThe marketing world is changing every day. New tools and technologies emerge, fresh thinkers put new spins on old tactics, and the bar for quality continues to rise as audiences everywhere are exposed to more content in a day than they could possibly process.
Read MoreThe norms for ads on Instagram, YouTube, and the rest are not set in stone yet. The playing field is constantly shifting.
Read MoreNews organisation the Guardian has relaunched its weekly paper, transforming it into a magazine in a bid to engage readers all over the world and highlight its “in-depth journalism”.
Read MoreCompanies looking to expand their brand sometimes turn to unlikely places. Some hip, fun companies are even going old school and publishing their own print magazines.
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