Beware the 20 per cent of Brits that boycott brands
New research has revealed that one-in-five British consumers boycott brands on the back of what is perceived to be a scandal or negative press.
New research has revealed that one-in-five British consumers boycott brands on the back of what is perceived to be a scandal or negative press.
Success for the top brands on Instagram comes to those who present creative and authentic imagery and text content, a practice that SMEs can adopt.
Despite the rise of influencer marketing, we live in a world where disinformation is now a frequent issue across many forms of media, which is a topic that has certainly been in focus over the past few months.
Opportunities abound in the realm of physical retail, and previously pureplay online brands are starting to recognise that. The transition might not be easy, but following some simple steps will ensure it’s worthwhile
Audio Network’s head of product Matthew Hawn explains why blockchain technology has the potential to become a game changer for the music industry.
Instagram has reached the milestone for 18m users in Britain, which coincides with a ranking of the ten most influential UK brands using the social network.
Lego may be designed for children, but even adults can’t resist playing with the yellow figures. How does a company achieve such irresistible engagement though? The toy brand’s senior omnichannel manager, Leif Bode Nielsen, discussed the building blocks of Lego’s physical and digital retail elements.
Following on from the launch of its Prime Now and Fresh services, global ecommerce and business services company Amazon has brought a service allowing customers to order new products at the touch of a button to Britain.
Pornhub and RedTube are offering up $100,000 worth of advertising space for entrepreneurs and their startup businesses, slots which reach a reported 90m daily visitors.
It’s fair to say that brand loyalty is the holy grail that businesses strive for, with the hope they will be able to woo customers and live happily ever after. However, it’s not as simple as that – it turns out there are four types of brand loyalty, which means there is no room for complacency.