Go and check out Emerging Marketers Notre Dame on LinkedIn, its a great space for Marketing and PR students to get involved in a student led organisation to meet like-minded people and learn new skills!
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I need to start delving deeper into the connection between what I want to produce and what information my target audience actually wants to receive and interact with. It can be too easy to get caught up in likes, follows and connections instead of focusing on meaningful content!
AI is helping to revolutionise the healthcare industry. From end of life care to research and training, each aspect is receiving a digital upgrade to ease the pressure on healthcare providers #ImpactThatMatters@ndamebusiness
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Do you feel safe giving organisations access to your data to deliver you a more personalised tech experience? Tell us why or why not below! #digitaldisruption#marketofone@ndamebusiness
@AnnaBlanks4 @ndamebusiness Definitely! I find myself drawn to businesses that are aesthetically pleasing. My initial attraction to a brand is normally based on its visual content, leading me to consider the products on offer #visualmarketing#aesthetic@ndamebusiness
Technology has mobilised communication, enabling businesses to connect globally, however many researchers argue that face-to-face business practices still foster better responses than virtual communication. @ndamebusiness https://t.co/CWddt18gvW
@SfeirStefanie@ndamebusiness It is important to consider the market that the brand exists in when evaluating the necessity of social media. Not all brands will require a large social media presence to be highly successful. Although in this day & age social media is an increasingly useful tool @ndamebusiness
@oliver_charli@amelialcole3 Interesting! I came across an article that highlighted a small portion of influencers are the driving factor for a large number of online sales! Maybe it is less about what each brand offers and more about which influencers support their products https://t.co/53jAJYr5Oa
@Phee48@ndamebusiness While I've definitely increased the amount of shopping I have done online lately, I still prefer to shop in store as it takes away the element of disappointment that is sometimes present when your online product doesn't live up to your expectations #buyersremorse
@LuizaPetrykows1@ndamebusiness Interesting point! There is a crucial balance that needs to be struck in policy creation, as organisations which set rigid policies in place to control how they are perceived are taking the wrong approach and will likely end up hurting their brand image.@ndamebusiness