Predicting which trends will become mainstream isn’t easy. The pool of countless brilliant ideas can make it hard to detect the difference between a trend that will change the world and another that will die at a tech startup.
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The musical Rent asks a difficult question: How do you measure a year? In daylight, in sunsets, in midnights, in cups of coffee? Measuring brand awareness is equally as difficult as measuring a year.
Our company is constantly interacting with people through our online, print & video content. We know how to engage to niche and large audiences across the state, and it all starts with brand awareness.
Below, we’ll look at why brand awareness matters, the flaws in popular measurement methods, and how to measure the immeasurable.
Mobile marketing is the most accessible type of marketing in the world today, with consumers spending more and more time on their smartphones and tablets. 65 percent of digital time in the U.S. is spent on mobile devices rather than desktop, up from 53 percent in 2013.This means you can get your message to customers when and where they need it most. A BI Intelligence report predicts that mobile commerce will grow from 20.6% in 2016 to 45% in just the next four years. The trick with mobile marketing is that it is time and location sensitive. Unlike traditional marketing channels, this means you can connect with customers during specific moments in real time. By capitalizing on this, you can tailor advertising to where and when your customers are most likely to respond.
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