Influencers and Curators
Are curators taking over from influencers as the next thing in social media and branding? Brands will continue to use Influencers, however, curators are having their impact.
SEO 23-24
The SEO landscape is ever-evolving due to the ongoing changes by Google, the impact of AI and the increasing use of voice searching technology.
AI & Authenticity
Brand authenticity is essential if organisations are to build a strong, loyal base of clients and succeed in today’s business world.
Content Marketing 2023
Content Marketing is always changing. With 2023 only a few weeks away, now is the time to review our content marketing strategy for 2023 to ensure it is targeted and effective for the year ahead.
Engaging Gen Z
Your brand has an Instagram page, and perhaps you have a TikTok account; however, your presence on social media does not necessarily mean you are engaging with Gen Z.
- Published in Data, marketing, Psychology
Brand Challenges in 2023
Customers have a high expectation of personalisation when it comes to marketing. The challenge is that they must provide personal data to receive the personalised marketing they expect.
Chimney Sweeps & Content Writers
As tempting as it may be to think an A.I. writing program is a more cost and time-effective choice than engaging a content writer, we need to consider several factors.
Maximising NFP Websites
Michael Levine has authored a book titled “Broken Windows, Broken Business” in which he applies the broken window theory to businesses.
- Published in Data, Design, Google, marketing, Not-For-Profit
Neuroscience of Social Media
Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and the other social platforms provide an opportunity to market our brand and raise the profile of our products. Yet, in our haste to capitalise on this opportunity, we often fail to ask an important question. Is our marketing on social media really achieving the results we want or is it raising aversion to our brand?
- Published in Data, marketing, Psychology
Outsourcing Our Thinking
While outsourcing our thinking to AI on the more minor details of our lives is useful and time efficient, the risk is we develop a subtle reliance on AI that may become problematic when we need to make more complex and nuanced decisions or judgements.
- Published in Data, ethics, Psychology
