As the physical world stopped in its tracks for a bit, online life has never been more alive. Digital media are breaking visitor number records as are the companies that pivoted to online sales and accelerated their digital channel communication efforts. For companies looking to survive it has never been more important to use advanced digital advertising technologies to communicate with consumers effectively. The winners of this crisis will be those who are ready to become digital.

We currently primarily purchase products related to our immediate needs. With the exception of basic necessities, we shop online and as the government containment measures are lifted gradually, we will return to our shopping habits, although they will be different. Advertising in digital media is a key communication tool for anchoring brands in the consumers’ consciousness. The pandemic will likely force the awareness of this fact onto the last remaining holdouts against digital transformation and digital forms of communication.

Currently, the global influence of the coronavirus pandemic on advertising investments cannot be accurately foretold yet. Considering the IAB survey on US market conditions, we can expect that most advertisers will be redistributing their marketing budgets in the short run.

5G technology will certainly be one of the more talked about topics this year — both in terms of controversy over its harmfulness and over its benefits. Of course, the public and experts are at odds, but we can all agree that 5G is making a profound change — even in advertising.

Hyper-personalisation is becoming a key formula for the success of efficient advertising campaigns. Do you know what is hiding behind this notion?

When it comes to marketing strategies, consumer segmentation has been lauded for quite some time now; its upgrade, micro-segmentation, represents an additional step towards building successful relationships with consumers.

Before its statutory introduction, the GDPR was feared by many companies. Now, more than a year and a half later, one thing is clear: companies operating in accordance with the GDPR are one step ahead of their competitors, since consumers trust them more.

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