With the world’s workforce now largely working remotely, new research from SutherlandGold, creative comms agency for changemakers, shows that a new generation of digital-first CEOs are defining what remote leadership looks like in a virtual world. “We found that all...
Coronavirus on social media: A social listening analysis
Whether we like it or not, the coronavirus pandemic is happening and affecting everything. It’s a challenge to governments, healthcare systems, and markets. Meanwhile, quarantine, social distancing, and remote work have become a reality for many of us. Naturally, all...
Earning customer loyalty—why is it critical for your business?
As most marketers would agree, how customers perceive your brand is ultimately how your business earns long-term success.Although making random sales may seem like a bonus, your loyal customers are ultimately those who are going to stick around even when there are not...
The data language barrier—frustration, embarrassment, insecurity dominate the conversation
New research from cloud-native analytics firm Sigma Computing illustrates a stark gap in data confidence and perceptions of what it means to be data-driven. The lack of data literacy and collaboration between data and domain experts may be working against the desire...
3 tactical tips for mapping out your 2020 social strategy
The new decade has kicked off with a remarkably turbulent start. From COVID-19 to the renewed vigor of the Black Lives Matter movement, brands of all sizes have had to take their social media strategies back to the drawing board. For many brands, this period of...
Why you can’t afford to leave digital out of your media mix
As recently as 20 years ago, marketers’ options for advertising platforms basically boiled down to broadcast television, radio, newspapers, and billboards. Now, advancement of digital platforms from web banners to social media ads have relegated these channels under...
Delivering the goods: media insights on Canada’s delivery sector during COVID-19
No longer able to browse the physical aisles of brick-and-mortar stores during the first wave of COVID-19, Canadians browsed the virtual shelves instead. Consumers shopped online for anything from groceries to new running shoes to self-care products. Suddenly...
New research on Gen Z reveals four key trends shaping the most pragmatic generation
2020 hasn’t been the best year for anyone, but COVID-19 and the recent social justice protests have overburdened an already stressed out Gen Z. However, new research from digital agency VaynerMedia reveals these youngsters nevertheless remain optimistic about a...
Cultivating a welcoming workplace for LGBT employees
This month, the Supreme Court ruled that LGBT individuals are legally protected from workplace discrimination based on their gender or orientation. While this is a major milestone in our country, it only scratches the surface of what it takes to achieve a truly equal...
Overcoming PR challenges in the sporting fraternity
Let’s take a detailed look at the importance of public relations in the sporting fraternity in order to understand exactly what these clever professionals can do with the best fit solution. It’s the job of the sporting PR to look after a club and its athletes, but how...
Journalists on the move – Week of June 29
Here you have it! The most notable journalist and media industry moves of the past week. USA AND CANADA Follow us on Twitter @Press_Moves Broadcasting Closing Bell: Sara Eisen (@saraeisen) is now co-anchoring the show. Squawk on the Street: Morgan Brennan...
Today’s job seekers want to work for companies that show a commitment to diversity
Protests against systemic racism and George Floyd’s death have sparked discussions about diversity among all corners of society, including in the workplace. Although businesses are prohibited from discriminating against employees by law, job seekers want companies to...