Digital marketing trends.
Internet marketing strategies aren’t new, but they’ve become a fundamental part of business practice within society, forcing marketers to adapt in order to keep their organizations relevant. If you aren’t already dedicating a significant amount of time and effort to maximizing your online presence, you’re losing clients.
When the pandemic struck in 2020, if your online user experience was not up to standard while stores were forced to remain closed, how were you ensuring business functionality? Covid-19 forced many organizations to optimize their digital presence in order to keep business operations alive during isolation. This was something that started out of urgency but has evolved into somewhat of a requirement for most businesses due to its market accessibility and proven return on investment.
Personalization.
Companies can now target particular groups of people interested in a product or service.
Inclusivity and sustainability.
A new generation of customers are demanding encouraging brands to cover a variety of subject matters, including race, sexuality, sustainability, etc. This push will force businesses to direct their marketing plan to a broader, more inclusive strategy, potentially exposing the company to a new audience.
This new generation of consumers are immersed in environmentalism and, as a result, are more inclined to support brands that endorse sustainability. There has been a drastic boost in popularity for eco-friendly brands, especially within the younger consumer market.
Blocking the ad-blockers.
Interactive content.
Micro-influencers.
Investing in Micro-influencers is a win-win situation for most companies. Typically, influencers with a high following offer minimal content for a large compensation. On the other hand, micro-influencers tend to offer more flexibility in terms of the quantity of content while achieving similar exposure as higher-ranking influencers at a fraction of the cost.
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