According to a recent study by Tech Trust, 59% of UK charities still do not have a digital strategy in place, with the majority lacking investment in the tools and training needed to implement it.
Welcome to The Week in Digital Transformation, our regular column which rounds up the most interesting developments, ideas and research from the realm of digital transformation for you every Friday.
The John Lewis Christmas advert is now a beloved annual tradition for the British public, and for many it signals the beginning of the Christmas season.
Karl Boyce, Head of Digital and CRM at Domino’s Pizza Group, spoke at the 2018 Festival of Marketing about how the world’s number one pizza company is aiming to become ‘The Official Food of Everything’ via the power of social media.
But how is the brand accomplishing this?
Frozen fish fingers: not the sexiest of foods.
Welcome to The Week in Digital Transformation, our weekly round-up of newsworthy developments, research and ideas from the realm of digital transformation.
Hitting the top spot in Econsultancy’s Top 100 Digital Agencies 2018 report is Accenture Interactive, the company’s second consecutive year at number one.
Welcome to The Week in Digital Transformation: a round-up of all the newsworthy developments, research and ideas from the realm of digital transformation over the past week.
We’re just two and a half weeks out from the Festival of Marketing 2018, and here in the Econsultancy office we’re eyeing up all the amazing talks on the agenda and wondering if it’s possible to somehow be in six different places at once.
We get some great insight into multichannel retail this week, as our interviewee is Will Townsend, senior product manager at Sainsbury’s Argos, focusing on in-store digital channels.
Social media is all about communities. Understanding what fuels the connections within these groups is key to creating effective campaigns, especially for original programming, which often creates passionate and invested audiences.
What is the future of customer engagement?
A few decades ago, the most effort that the average brand made to “engage” with its customers would be broadcasting a message at them via a billboard, magazine, or television ad.
The best way to persuade customers to buy products was thought to be by proclaiming their greatness, usually in a catchy or memorable way, to as wide an audience as possible.