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Businesses are made up of people. People with imperfect, brilliant, unpredictable, predictable, human behaviours. In B2B marketing, where there's often a human element missing, there's room for creativity and a focus on the people that power businesses.
More than 14 million people are living with a disability in the UK, which, for some people, means an increased reliance on the web for day-to-day tasks. From everyday communication to unprecedented access to information, it’s time for brands to ensure their digital spaces are accessible to all.
Small business, big business, small charity, large charity… whatever type of organisation you work for, you are likely to be engaging in some sort of marketing. Some sort of communications that tell people what you’re about and why they might want to engage with you.
Authenticity - although not entirely new to the world of marketing - is a trend we're seeing gain traction across a host of channels. But how can this trend be best utilised by brands, businesses and individuals?
In recent years, TikTok has become one of the world’s most popular entertainment platforms, with over a billion active users, 41% of whom are aged between 16 and 24 - and over a relatively short time period, its platform and algorithm have been incredibly influential.
Whether you're scrolling through your feed or stuck in traffic on your morning commute, moving content has the ability to capture, and hold, your attention in a way that a simple image or graphic can't.
Despite all the research and planning needed to execute successful marketing campaigns, circumstances beyond our control can sometimes impact on how they’re received.
In the changing landscape of PR, with a balance of traditional and digital tactics available to reach and influence audiences, how do we effectively measure campaign success?
How can influencer engagement help to boost your overall marketing efforts? And why can working with micro- and nano-influencers be especially impactful?