In today’s world consumers are increasingly looking for (and expecting) ways in which technology can enhance their health and fitness efforts, as well as their overall wellbeing.
For the last few years the health and fitness industry has been booming, and new entrants have crowded the marketplace.
The health and fitness industry has tremendous opportunities for brands looking to communicate effectively and sincerely with their audience.
Recent industry reports have noted how 78% of millennials would rather spend money on a memorable experience or event rather than buy desirable things.
In todays world, we all have a different perception of what is considered a luxury. As the definitions are increasingly personal, ranging from physical goods or possessions, to a feeling of freedom or time, understanding luxury has become an increasingly complex task for marketers.
Nike recently announced NFL star Colin Kaepernick as the face for its latest “Just Do It’ campaign. The advertisement features a black and white close-up of Kaepernicks face with the text “Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything” written at the bottom of the ad.
LinkedIn announced that they will be rolling out significant changes to their Groups. While the update has been a long time coming (ask any social media marketer), the changes LinkedIn is making have received mixed reactions.
Love Island is a reality tv show were participants compete against each other in finding ‘true love’… and to win a £50,000 cash prize!
With the 2018 FIFA World Cup half way done, it is time to take a look at some of the observations we’ve made during the recent football-filled weeks.
In todays world, having a strong social media presence is fundamental for your company and your brand.
We all know the saying, ‘buy cheap - buy twice’...well KFC have been left Flapping.
When real life gets too tough why not step into augmented reality (AR)?
When you scroll through your timeline on Facebook, do you feel as hollow as we do? It’s addictive, but meaningless. You watch a video, then another, and then ok - one more…