From YouTube’s new automated fact-checker, to the future of VR film production; Craig Hanna introduces the latest global perspectives that have caught his eye…
Dr Sharon Tal and Prof Dr Marc Gruber have co-authored a book on how organisations can discover and leverage their most valuable market opportunities. Here, they offer GMA readers advice and expertise on how established firms can grasp the mettle to significantly create value and promote new growth.
Developing a good, relevant and personalised experience has been proven to help marketers with building customer relationships. Research shows that brands sending birthday offers are likely to improve the experience for more than half the 18-21 age group, but for less than a third of the 50+ age group. So who wants personalisation and who doesn’t? Take a look:
What do you think the greatest piece of marketing of all time is? Why did it work so well and why have you remembered it? It did something marketers aspire to – it sparked emotion. There are five emotions marketers should be harnessing to help consumers recall brand advertising – and two that should be avoided:
‘Healthy’ brands are ranked highly around the world for making people’s lives better, shaking things up, communicating effectively and memorably and winning admiration. So who’s doing that well and who could do better? Which brands are rising stars? The BrandZ Global Top 100 has been monitoring which brands show potential and which have been displaying vital signs for more than a decade – here are the findings:
Phase 1 was about information (internet availability) and Phase 2 mobile technology (social media). But Phase 3 of the digital evolution will have a faster adoption curve and a higher impact due to some fundamental differences, says Steven Van Belleghem, author of the award-winning book, ‘When Digital Becomes Human’.
It is forecast that 5.4 billion people will have mobile phones worldwide by 2020, so brands need to understand what applications users in different regions are most likely to be using and how to provide a high-quality user experience.
Marketing teams’ attempts to engage with their company’s customer experience often fail and set the business back further – learn why and how they should think differently to succeed.