It is fair to say that 2021 will be another tough year for the business world, but that doesn’t mean that all is lost.
Companies need to adapt to the issues caused by the renewed lockdowns around the world — no thanks to the raging Covid-19 global pandemic.
OK, you are a complete newbie to digital marketing. And your customers are businesses not consumers.
How can a B2B company like yours make use of digital marketing? After all, B2B marketing is very much a face-to-face deal involving a generous meal and a hand shake right?
Everybody is on social media these days.
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Pinterest, YouTube, SnapChat… The list goes on.
Source of image
In case you don’t already know, the world of Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is going to the birds. Or more specifically, the Hummingbird.
Announcing its brand new algorithm for search recently at its birthday, Google’s Hummingbird claims to make search more natural, contextual and human. In other words, trying to “game” the system through unrelated keywords, meta-tags, links, and other spammy devices may work less effectively in future.
Image courtesy of Desk Topped
Screens, screens and more screens.
With smartphones, tablets, laptops, and of course the good old TV (or Apple TV for the gadget geeks) and cinema, everybody is staring at an electronic device. Lifestyles have certainly changed in the hyper-connected new social era, enabled by digital gadgets that are perpetually connected to the web.
iPhone 4S’s short battery life was blamed on the super juiced up iOS 5(courtesy of Obama Pacman)
Something wrong seems to be happening in the hallowed corridors of Tech.
First, we’re met with the “dynamic” and ever changing new Facebook News Feed which apparently is riling many of us. Between “Top Stories”, “Recent Stories”, “New Entries”, and the ever updating Ticker on the right which gives me a constant migraine.
When Alvin from Omy.sg first called me to ask if I’m keen to review a new GPS smartphone from Garmin and Asus, I immediately agreed. After all, I do know of Garmin’s expertise in developing easy to use GPS navigation devices – an ever useful feature whenever you are driving abroad in strange roads around the world (like the one below along California).
As I was checking my snail mail a few nights ago, I had to do a quick double take.
An envelope with one of the world’s most famous online brands jumped out at me.
