Whether we like it or not, we’re currently in the digital age of technology. It’s transformative, fast-paced, and ever-changing. It’s had a huge impact on our lifestyles as well as the way we learn, work and buy. Today, consumers are now dependent on search engines like Google, and social media to help them make even […]
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When I finished my Bachelor of Arts in English and Politics several years ago, I had to ask myself a fairly serious question. What next? I quickly worked out that my abilities lay in the communications and marketing industries. But the more I learnt, the more I realised all these jobs were going ‘digital’ and
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Gender Stereotypes have been banned from British Advertising by the Advertising Standards Authority. Advertisements which are likely to cause harm, serious or widespread offense. This is a topic which I raised at our termly Digital Marketing Convention, a topic which caused a lot of discussion, so I was keen to publish it here. Gender Stereotypes in Marketing The report
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Thinking of becoming a Digital Marketer? First of all, you’ve made a great decision. The Digital Marketing industry is ever-growing, making it an exciting industry to be apart of. However, if you want to be truly successful in the digital world, you’re going to want to keep a few things in mind. Firstly, what does
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With over, 2.2 billion users on Facebook worldwide, there’s no question that it’s one of the most powerful platforms to connect with people. This is why Facebook is one of the most effective online marketing platforms out there. Chances are, a majority of your target audience will be users on the social platform. I mean,
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