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The Power Of Humour In Marketing
By Jeremy Maggs
Humour is a powerful marketing tool that’s being wielded more cautiously nowadays to avoid giving offence. A new survey says consumers welcome it, but brands need to be aware of the type of humour that works for!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
How ESG Communications Can Make Or Break A Brand
By Kim Spear
ESG Communications – More than a Trend
ESG has become a serious business since the pandemic. With 90% of central banks recognising climate change as a financial risk and a society that has been fundamentally altered!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Three Reasons Why Nonprofit Organisations Struggle in Nigeria
By Tosin Adejuwon
Many people are familiar with foundations. They are aware that they do good work for society. Some even plan to set up a foundation when they 'blow'. Foundations are part of organisations called nonprofit.
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How To Communicate On Social Media For Business And Marketing
By Dr, Michael Thiemann
One of the most important means in our daily lives is communication. Through communication, we can relate to others in a purposeful and effective way. It serves to give and especially to receive information.!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Revisiting The Death Wish On Agencies
Now and then the knell for ad agencies is sounded. But in a VUCA-BANI world, how can creative agencies possibly die?
Every now and then someone declares that the creative ad agencies - as we know them - are dead or dying or about to!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
The Pandemic Helped PR Pros Nab A Seat In The Boardroom
By Deepa Chevi
Since the pandemic hit in 2020, businesses had to reassess their operations as well as factor in the health and safety of their employees. This also led to changes in purchasing and media consumption habits following!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
How Marketers Can Be Smarter Than The Social Media Platforms
By Tom Olivieri
Creative (content) has always been king. Think back to the characters in Mad Men who were depicted as imaginative souls yearning to make meaning in the mercenary arts, agonizing endlessly over what image to put in a!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Marketing Messages Must Stand Out In Twitter’s ‘Sea Of Same’
By Nathan Eddy
Consumer attitudes towards social media marketing are swiftly shifting, and while Twitter’s post in the cultural landscape has essentially remained the same—punchy, political and with a snarky bent—brands looking to!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Has Comms & Marketing Industry Been Elevated By Digital During The Pandemic?
By Gaurav Patra
Inclusive role of technology in the pandemic world
Picture a day in the life of a working professional in today’s times of the pandemic: You start the day by checking your smartphone for messages and emails, and!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
From Boomers to Gen Z, All Generations Agree a Negative Customer Experience is Worse Than A Bad…
A survey conducted by TELUS International, a digital customer experience (CX) innovator, indicated that the top reason Americans of all ages would speak poorly about a brand was a negative customer experience, not a poor experience!-->!-->!-->…
