Egyptian, Father, Husband, I design and develop #WordPress themes & plugins, founder of @tielabs
Egyptian, Father, Husband, I design and develop #WordPress themes & plugins, founder of @tielabs
The Galaxy Fold is losing the Samsung branding, literally The Galaxy Fold is probably the most controversial smartphone of 2019, for both right and wrong reasons. Inevitably, the device is under the proverbial magnifying glass, and although the criticism aimed at the Galaxy Fold is sometimes unwarranted, other times it has been deserved, particularly because it’s an expensive device asking around $1000 premium over the price of a regular flagship. But despite its price tag, the Galaxy Fold…
nzbusiness –Building great export brands is primarily about commitment, persistence and strong partnerships. Duncan Shand shares his action plan for succeeding in export markets. Recently someone asked me, “Duncan, what keeps you up at night?” While my list could go on and on, one of the key responses would be my role in helping to contribute to a thriving New Zealand economy. I have three kids, all who are nearing the end of school or…
forbes– Unless you’ve been living under a rock, there probably isn’t much of a need to convince you of the popularity of livestreaming. Livestreaming — and its potential for building your brand — is huge, as I’ve seen through my work in the digital marketing space. There’s just no way to overstate the value of livestreaming content at this point in the game. Here’s how you can make livestreaming work for your brand. 1. Have a…
thedrum–Instagram fashion and beauty partnerships manager Kristie Dash is urging influencers to not be afraid to label posts as ‘sponsored’ as more attention comes on the disclosures made by users when partnering with brands. Dash in an interview around how influencers have been under scrutiny by regulators in Australia over the level of disclosure, with The Age and Sydney Morning Herald said that the platform had clear tools and guidelines to guide creators on what…
espite broad economic uncertainty fueled by Brexit and reduced digital ad spending across multiple industries in the UK, Facebook and Google’s shares of the digital ad market in the region continues to grow. The two companies will make up an overwhelming 68.5% of the UK digital ad market in 2019, revised upward from our earlier estimate of 63.3%. This is up from 65.8% last year, and by 2021, Facebook and Google’s share of the market…
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