A crisis can either make or break a business. Today, a global health crisis like what we are facing can either paralyze an organization or force it to thrive. Business owners understand that they can’t stay idle for so long. Organizations are now making tough decisions just to keep themselves alive. Some companies are cutting back on their marketing efforts. In some instances, they are even laying off their entire marketing team. Some companies are also cutting back on its …
Author: Slye Joy Serrano
The world is still scrambling to navigate the uncertainty brought about by the COVID-19 outbreak. Businesses all over the world are facing a lot of challenging decisions such as shifting business hours, temporarily closing operations, fluctuating supply chains, and even protecting their frontline employees. These difficult decisions are made to ensure that public health and safety remain the main priority for businesses in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Today’s global health crisis has also prompted organizations to rethink the …
Global communities around the world are taking the necessary measures to mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 outbreak. During these times of uncertainty, companies from all shapes and sizes are also struggling to keep themselves afloat. Daniel Sun, a VP Analyst at global research and advisory firm Gartner, noted that “Companies need to leverage a systematic approach to strengthen the resilience of their current business models to ensure their ongoing operation during COVID-19.” “CIOs can play a key role in …
There are a few words that I’d use to describe video marketing right now all at once: Essential. Dynamic. Oversaturated. Video marketing is important, because video is easily the best medium for dynamic storytelling, and more users than ever before want to see video more than anything else. Unfortunately, everyone knows this, and our environment is being flooded with low-quality videos brands are churning out just to try to stay relevant. Our Facebook feeds, display ads, and even emails are …
Facebook wasn’t always the huge ad network it is now. In 2006, Facebook had only one advertiser, Microsoft, and one audience, which the New York Times described as “young, educated spenders.” Oh, how times change. Now 2.3 billion people and over 6 million advertisers use Facebook. There are 90 million business pages. For marketers, using Facebook ads is often the best way to reach out to the customers they need. Not every Facebook ad is successful. Most are not. There’s …