Marketing and public relations can be seen as rivals when really, they work better jointly than not. Here are three reasons to consider integrating the two.
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver is a true TV gem.
Content marketing. If you definitely feel like you understand “content” and you’ve got a firm grasp on “marketing,” but the two words combined stump you, read on.
Pokémon Go is doing weird things to me. I’m walking around town for hours with my friends to catch imaginary monsters on the weekend. I’m purposefully taking longer routes back home from work to pass as many PokéStops as I can. I’m burning through my cell phone data in record time.
Timing is everything when it comes to making a lasting impression on social media users with increasingly shorter attention spans. Successful marketing wins over online audience with well-timed tweets, captivating photos and/or simple Vine videos.
Let’s be honest. Identifying your target client or customer isn’t easy. It sounds like it should be, but it’s not that simple.
Let’s face it. The digital marketing industry is much more competitive now than it was fifty years ago. (If you don’t understand why, I suggest looking up some information on the history of the internet).