Heard of the Korean boy band BTS? Well, they recently created a huge buzz when fans queued overnight just to get into their concert in Singapore.
Also known as the Bangtan Boys, the K-Pop group’s August 2018 hit Idol earned a Guinness World Record for the most viewed music video online in 24 hours, thrashing heavyweights like Taylor Swift.
Love them or loathe them, blogs are still alive. And they’re kicking butt in the digital world.
Marrying search and social, blogging remains a sustainable way for marketers to drive qualified visitor traffic to your website and landing pages.
Ready for digital marketing in 2019? Keen to learn more about digital marketing trends in the year ahead?
In this article, I will survey the online marketing landscape and describe developments in online advertising, apps, and content that are likely to take flight in 2019.
In the digital world, a wall of text is an ugly thing.
And your role as a content marketer is to pulverize that “thing” with the sledgehammer I am going to give you.
The year ahead promises to be exciting and challenging for social media marketers.
From endless algorithm changes to the increasing costs of paid channels, marketers must work hard to keep pace with the new social media marketing trends in 2019.
Can you name me the top digital marketing agencies in the world?
I bet that most of you would have trouble remembering any of them. This isn’t surprising considering that most agency’s prefer their client campaigns to hog the limelight.
As a Christian and a digital marketer, I’ve often wondered why churches aren’t more active online.
Having a strong digital presence is crucial for churches as they need to be where their audiences (and congregation) are. After all, the average person spends well over 2 hours a day on social networks like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter.
The old adage “You cannot manage what you do not measure” rings especially true in the age of digital and social media.
With thousands of available tools online, many of them free, virtually every single step of your social media marketing activity can be monitored, tracked and quantified.
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You know what puzzles me about businesses in Singapore?
The fact that many are still ignoring social media. Or claiming that social media marketing doesn’t work because they’ve tried it and it didn’t work. Or that their customers aren’t on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, or Pinterest.
Yes, we’ve all heard that there will be fewer examinations in Singapore schools.
Despite these measures, education will remain highly competitive here. Teachers will also find that their work is never done.