More and more businesses are including a “second-hand” component in their product offering. Some buy back and resell their own products. Others extend the concept and act as a marketplace to orchestrate exchanges within their customer base. But it’s not that simple.
Over the past few years, the atmosphere on X, formerly known as Twitter, has gradually deteriorated. Insults are commonplace, and intimidation is not uncommon, particularly towards the various experts and celebrities who continue to give their opinions. So why do many of the latter still choose to remain on the platform?
Digital interactions in businesses have seen a rapid surge in recent years, especially since the pandemic. They have led to significant productivity gains and introduced new norms, such as the widespread adoption of remote work. However, on the flip side, they are also responsible for information overload.
Two years ago, we talked podcast with Stéphane Berthomet, president of Go-script média. Interview with him again to take stock of market developments since then.
The Communications department provides strategic advice, guides overall messaging and positioning, and provides marketing and analytics, creative writing, editing, translation and graphic design services.
The City of Toronto’s Strategic Public & Employee Communications (SPEC) Division is hiring for a new and exciting role – Communications Coordinator – for its Digital Engagement, Employee Communications, Media Relations & Issues Management and Public Education, Marketing & Creative Centres of Excellence.
Several studies have recently looked into the growing impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation in the field of human resources (HR). Isarta has compiled them for you.
As a social media platform, LinkedIn remains little exploited from a purely marketing perspective. However, a new trend is gradually taking hold on the platform: LinkedIn’s version of influencer marketing. Let’s take a closer look at this phenomenon that is both global… and very local.
