Saying Goodbye to Instagram Likes
Reading Time: 4 minutes There are over 25M businesses on Instagram, and we wave goodbye to what has arguably been one of their most prominent features, Instagram likes.
Reading Time: 4 minutes There are over 25M businesses on Instagram, and we wave goodbye to what has arguably been one of their most prominent features, Instagram likes.
Reading Time: 5 minutes Like a lot of people online now, we’re talking about the Instagram algorithm. According to Forbes, algorithms “are what all social media platforms run on these days”. To pave the
Reading Time: 5 minutes Spotify’s marketing team must have been working overtime to pull off their 2018 Spotify Wrapped Marketing Campaign extravaganza. Let’s take a look at how Spotify got to where they are and why their marketing efforts keep them ahead of the competition.
Reading Time: 5 minutes Anyone who uses social media has seen the “hashtag” (#). It is predominately used for social awareness, business promotion, categorising content, product advertisement and as a motif for certain users.
Reading Time: 3 minutes An advantage in today’s marketing tactics is our access to the Internet and, perhaps more importantly, the big data this online world offers.
Reading Time: 2 minutes We supported Sponsorship Education Seminar for female high school students, talking about starting early when it comes to personal brand.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Businesses need to plant their brand firmly wherever is most relevant to their goals and team. Which part of the marketing umbrella will your team use?
Reading Time: 3 minutes Since technology is ever-evolving, these rules are bound to be broken. Some of the time, breaking these rules works, but other times it does more harm. So how do you break them without putting your brand at risk?
Reading Time: 2 minutes I can clearly remember when social media first hit the scene. It was a bit of a slow burn in Australia, with just the usual early adopters jumping on board.
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