Digital Thinking

The fantasy of real-time marketing

The fantasy of real-time marketing

In the new frontier of digital marketing, well planned content strategies and neatly structured campaign processes are becoming less popular. Instead, on-the-fly marketing is the newly coined digital strategy, leaving room for the unexpected. Can brands truly afford being spontaneous in today's digital world?

The queen of engagement

The queen of engagement

Since 2011 over 300 million people are registered to share their photos. Everyday InstaMeets are happening all over the world and some selected brands already spent millions for advertising on the platform. Yes we are talking about Instagram, the next big social media platform. 

Join the conversation

Join the conversation

Social Media Event Activation is booming. All major events now have it's own hashtag and Twitter handle to provide online directions for attendees to connect digitally. An event without a hashtag does not only mean missed data but also stops people from engaging online while attending. With those five simple rules, you will get attention during the event and connect meaningfully with the audience.

Why being present is not everything

Why being present is not everything

In order to have a professional presence on social media, a business should be on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube & Co. Each platform has its own ecosystem that requires resources, time and additional skills. The following four questions will help you evaluate a platform before even sharing your first post.

 

Timing is everything

Timing is everything

Companies are rolling out their cross-channel content strategies for 2015. If you still need a little input to set your brand up for success & get your head wrapped around your social media storyline, take a look at our four questions every brand needs to ask itself before launching a new social presence.