What businesses can learn about branding and culture from this offshore drilling PR misfire
A great business idea or strategy that’s poorly designed or doesn’t pull on a cultural thread won’t fly.
Facebook, Instagram and TikTok come under the ACCC’s microscope as inquiry asks how small businesses engage with social media giants
The ACCC is investigating how tech giants like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok engage with commercial users and consumers alike.
“Racist asshats”: Whittaker’s Maori label backlash prompts outpouring of support
Whittaker's new Maori label has been compared to the "forced mandated injection" by some disgruntled customers rejecting the celebration of New Zealand's diversity.
First-party data: Your eight-point checklist to building, implementing and refining your strategy
A post-cookie world shouldn’t be scary for marketers and businesses. But you will need a first-party data strategy to make the most of it.
Want to be an authentic CEO? Don’t post a crying selfie on LinkedIn
Last week we saw the backlash for a post from CEO Braden Wallake where he posted a raw Linkedin statement around layoffs, and then included a selfie — a selfie where he was crying.
Johnny Depp is back as the face of Dior. Is it a branding masterstroke or disaster?
Actor Johnny Depp has reportedly signed a seven-figure deal with international fashion company Dior just months after a high-profile defamation case heard abuse allegations from his ex-wife.
Want a successful influencer marketing strategy? Follow these three steps
Planning and executing your influencer marketing strategy isn’t always easy, but it can grow your business exponentially when done correctly.
“Issues are very rarely truly resolved”: Adelaide Crows apology for 2018 training camp an example for businesses, crisis management expert says
The latest apology from the Adelaide Crows can serve as an example for businesses facing high-profile scrutiny, according to crisis management expert Tony Jaques.
How brands can appeal to Gen Sober, as non-alcoholic options prove to be more than a fad
Dry July may be over, but for many Aussies ditching the bottle is no longer a once-a-year pledge.
Linktree sacks 17% of employees in latest round of tech layoffs
The social media startup's founder has confirmed the layoffs, amounting to about 50 staff members out of a reported 300-strong workforce.
How your business can get the most out of paid social media advertising
Paid advertising is becoming an expected facet of marketing strategies, leaving your brand at risk of falling behind if you don’t jump on the bandwagon.
How photo-sharing app BeReal is keeping it simple while social media rivals diversify
Garnering more than 2.93 million daily users in just two years, BeReal forgoes all the trims that you might have come to expect from a conventional social media app.