"In my perfect view of the future of branding, emotional intelligence is ubiquitous and fully leveraged so that brands can truly make people’s lives better."
How Confused.com rebuilt its brand through customer insight, doing things differently and taking a long-term view | Econsultancy
CMO Samuel Day explains how the marketing team took a long-term view and was committed to getting things right, even when it meant not seeing a return on their efforts as quickly as they might want to.
The Diversity and Inclusion Industry Has Lost Its Way
As news comes of the Royal family's desire to hire a Diversity and Inclusion consultant, Kim Tran explores how the industry is at a crossroads and if it could find its roots again.
Offboarding: The Best Last Impression of Your Employer Brand
Why is offboarding so important to your employer brand? Because if done right, you can turn former employees into advocates. If done wrong, and you risk damage to your talent brand. Here's how to successfully infuse your employer brand into the offboarding stage to leave the best last impression.
How to Effectively Position a Parent Employer Brand and Sub-Brands
Multi-brand organisations are faced with a decision when it comes to employer branding: do they delineate each of their brands, or do they take a single, universal approach? As the importance of employer branding continues to grow, this is a question that more and more conglomerates are beginning to face. So, what are the factors […]
Frequent, big, emotional ups and down in content make it more engaging. For example, a 31.75% increase in volatility in movies is associated with a 1-point higher rating on IMDb.
5 Simple Yet Powerful Steps to Show Your Employees You Care About Them
During this time of uncertainty and change, employees have a lot on their minds. A little empathy and thoughtful communication can go a long way to help employees know you care.
What You Need to Know About The State of Internal Communications Report 2021
Gallagher's 2021 State of the Sector report paints a picture of a rapidly changing workplace—and the value of internal communications in navigating those changes.
People like future-related products and images more if they’re positioned to the right, and past-related ones if they’re on the left. The effect reverses for those who write right-to-left.