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Almost two-thirds of consumers globally have become more health- and hygiene-conscious as a result of the pandemic. The Middle East certainly leads this trend with over three-quarters of Saudi and UAE consumers feeling an increased awareness of the need to look after their physical well-being.

Max Czycholl, VP – Europe bei Borderless Access in Hamburg, sieht in dem Ziel eines agilen Marketings verschiedene Potenziale. „Für BA Health steht agiles Marketing für einen patientenzentrierten Marketingansatz, der die unterschiedlichen Player im Gesundheitswesen mit den Patienten zusammenführt – und zwar in personalisierter Form und unterstützt durch Technologie und Künstliche Intelligenz“, sagt er aus Sicht der Health- Unit.

Of the many changes the world has gone through in the past year since the start of the pandemic, consumer behaviour and evolving expectations from brands is an important one that is also critical for marketers and advertisers.

Why tech-enabled research is the right solution for Africa: Exploring a Coca-Cola Africa case study on healthy consumption habits.

It goes without saying that life these days is digital. The internet never sleeps … in just 60 seconds it sees a frenzy of activity and engagement: In one global minute, over 208,000 people participate in Zoom meetings, 41,7 million WhatsApp messages are shared, 6,659 packages are shipped by Amazon and over 347,000 Instagram stories are posted … to name but a few of the active platforms on the web.

Of the many changes the world has gone through in the past year since the start of the pandemic, consumer behaviour and evolving expectations from brands is an important one that is also critical for marketers and advertisers.

Of the many changes the world has gone through in the past year since the start of the pandemic, consumer behaviour and evolving expectations from brands is an important one that is also critical for marketers and advertisers.

Over the last decade, product and service communication and announcements have increasingly gone digital. A natural progression considering the ubiquitous nature of online communication and media channels such as social media platforms, news websites and services, online advertising channels and others. In the scenario, where do traditional platforms like print, television, radio, etc, stand and to what extent should brands and businesses rely on them for communication and advertisements?

Kenya and Nigeria cautiously optimistic in their marketing endeavours

Covid-19 has turned the world upside down for almost every industry. The marketing industry is no exception. Globally, close to half of marketers have reduced their marketing activities for the meantime, aiming to increase them to full capacity again in the future. From a Sub-Saharan perspective, we see Kenya and Nigeria following this trend, while the South African shows more polarization: On the one hand some marketers have reduced their activities altogether while some on the other hand have actually increased them during the evolution of the pandemic.