Covid-19 has changed a lot of things about the world in a very short amount of time. It has completely transformed the way that we interact with others, work, travel, and do just about every daily activity.
All eyes are on TikTok; from users who can’t get enough of its content to the US companies making a bid for acquisition — and brands are waking up to the potential.
Adjusting to any new environment is hard at the best of times, but back in March many of us had to come to grips with a new type of office: our homes.
While nobody can predict what a post-coronavirus reality would look like, one thing is certain for marketers: digital channels are more important than ever.
The pandemic, Black Lives Matter movement and other factors have marketers rethinking logos, packaging and visual ways their identity is presented.
The on-again-off-again romance between Silicon Valley and Washington, DC is starting to look a lot like a Hollywood production. And just like any other franchise worth it’s salt, it’s all about the sequel.
