The Importance of Localization and Representation in International Campaigns
This advert for People Per Hour was banned for “reinforcing harmful gender stereotypes”.
This advert for People Per Hour was banned for “reinforcing harmful gender stereotypes”.
The global travel market is massive, and in today’s world (especially as we navigate into a post-Covid one) digital marketing and PR for tourism are constantly changing.
In a rapidly evolving business landscape, diversity has emerged as a vital element for success.
We’re teaming up with content marketing platform, Semrush to host an exclusive summer party here in Barcelona.
Chances are, this time last year, you weren’t familiar with BeReal.
We’ve put our digi PR hats on and come up with the (what we think is) the ultimate brainstorm list, from giving yourself a break from the office (really, it works), to the good old trusty mind-map, you’ll be flooded with game-changing PR ideas in no time.
If you work across different markets, with different languages thrown in the mix, things can get a little confusing to say the least.
According to UNICEF, an estimated 240 million children live with disabilities worldwide.
Yesterday the team spend the evening at the European Search awards, where we’d been nominated for Best Small SEO agency.