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…
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…
Is your website easy to use? Can potential customers find what they want quickly enough? How effectively can they navigate around the site? A poor user experience (UX) can negatively impact overall customer experience, so it makes sense to check that your website provides an effective UX. Andy Clowes shows how businesses can optimise the design of digital offerings based on customer requirements to improve profits overall.
Organisations are aiming to futureproof and broaden their own technology landscape– but they should avoid focusing on innovation for innovation’s sake, says Tomas Salfischberger. When it comes to marketing technology, make the most of what you’ve got – deploy digital optimisation instead of re-engineering the entire process. Focus on software that can be integrated into mission critical systems to make sure you are getting the most out of your data; streamlining the customer journey and delivering truly personalised experiences. Here’s how:
The modern CMO must shine in an ever-changing and increasingly challenging workplace, in a role that is in a constant state of flux. Essentially, it’s because of Big Data – customer expectations and technological innovation are combining to pile the pressure on marketers to showcase skills that were never required of them just a few years ago. How do they feel and how do they cope? Jamie Matthews shares some expertise and some survival tips:
Today’s consumers want advertising formats that speak to them, that trigger customer emotions – they want to be involved, engaged, intrigued, entertained. So, all brands need to work out is what their customers want, when they want it and how they want it, for their adspend to have been completely justified. Simple, right?
Selling to Chinese consumers requires a bespoke approach. Don Zhao explains how brands should talk to this audience and gives examples of those that have been successful.