Each year, different rankings show the strongest or most popular brands. For example, names like Apple, Microsoft and McDonald stand out among the most valuable brands. But what about countries as brands and how does Canada rank on that?
The workshop conference How to use the notion of community to elevate your target audience, presented as part of the C2 Montréal 2021, brings a fresh perspective on how to engage with a brand audience.
This is an authoritative marketing study in this country that helps to better understand consumer behaviour in Canada. Here are the highlights of Vividata’s latest probe strike from July 2020 to June 2021.
Whether or not to open the camera during meetings: the issue is debated. Who is right? A study from the University of Georgia brings a new argument to the supporters of the closed camera.
A recent study reveals the extent of a (bad) influencer marketing practice: the lack of transparency in relations between brands and influencers.
Eugénie Delhaye, co-founder of My Little Big Web, a web agency based in Montreal, gives her opinion on social networks and their impact on your digital marketing. So, how are social networks important?
In this month of August, here are some events that marked the beginning of 2021.
The creative content platform generator, Bynder, conducted an extensive study on branding and creative marketing with 1,600 marketing and creative professionals from a variety of countries and sectors. Here are the highlights.
Eugénie Delhaye, trainer at Isarta and president of the My Little Big Web agency, talks about the importance of objectives in her web marketing strategy.
Here are the highlights of the lastest Content Marketing Trend Study 2021 recently published by Statista.
Discover the highlights of the 2021 Global State of the Media Report.
Jean-Pierre Lauzier, Consultant and Sales Consultant, regularly gives his personal and commercial development advice on Isarta Infos. Today, he addresses essential elements of communication to increase his influence... despite the strengths and weaknesses of his personality.
When marketer Jean-Luc Sanscartier left his previous job last November, he decided to launch a “by the minute” consultation service that eventually resonated with his professional network.
