Car shopping is on the rise again, but is moving online. During the pandemic, online shopping has become a strong part of the shopping habits of Slovenian consumers. However, buying a car is more complex than buying consumer goods, and car dealers cannot completely digitalize their purchase journeys just yet. What are the obstacles and how can dealers overcome them in the coming years, which will be critical to the recovery of the automotive industry?

While banks previously did not fully take advantage of digital technology, the past year has seen significant strides in their digital transformation. While they’ve managed to digitalize new processes and deploy services for contactless remote commerce in just a few months, they still have their work cut out for them in the future. Read this post to find out how the traditional banking industry is adapting to the new environment and the things that will have a huge impact on its future.

The automotive industry faces several challenges, despite the impressive global sales figures achieved in recent years (68.2 million cars in 2018 and 65.5 million in 2019). Lockdown measures have led to the closure of production facilities, disruptions in supply chains and a drop in walk-in traffic at retail outlets. On the other hand, this year has seen a renewed interest in car purchases. How is the automotive industry coping with the challenges and where do we stand after the first quarter of the year?

A best practice example of leveraging digital media for branding and accelerating sales by using intelligent advertising technologies and advanced databases.

The digital transformation of the media inventory of Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport is an example of good practice for monetizing proprietary media assets.

During the epidemic, display advertising was the most prevalent form of advertising, among other things because it offered brand protection and safety.

No textbook could have predicted the times in which we live and do business. COVID-19 certainly influences our purchasing habits, making it difficult for companies to forecast consumer behaviour. Therefore, data has become even more important than before because it helps you better understand your customers’ needs and respond accordingly. To help you achieve better results, I am providing the answers to some of your questions.

As consumer behaviour has become more volatile, it is increasingly important to attract their attention at the right time with the right message. In line with this, we are seeing growing investments in programmatic advertising, which is no longer limited to digital media but is being actively shared to other digital devices that are part of the Internet of Things (IoT). Digital screens for outdoor advertising are also an increasingly important part of this system, capturing consumers’ attention at various points of interest – from shopping malls to airports and shops. In addition to the fact that these solutions make it much easier to change creative solutions compared to traditional outdoor advertising, the ability to use data offers a key step towards greater efficiency.