For all the content strategists, a huge challenge right now is to strike the right note and to define which information is truly useful.
Content and engagement trends from the LinkedIn platform indicate that professionals are talking about the evolving world of work today and the related sub-topics that arise from it.
COVID-19 has fundamentally changed how we live and connect with the world.
The pandemic mitigation measures not only disrupted the global economy but also changed the interests, expectations and buying behaviour of consumers.
Gamers were once seen as outcasts in the schoolyard, work-shy dreamers and lone rangers who struggled to blend into the real world. But now the old myths are gone. Everyone, from children to an older woman, loves games.
Like other social media, in the midst of the COVID-19 lockdowns, Pinterest has seen a massive rise in usage.
But in comparison to others, Pinterest specifically shows increased shopping activity in its app, which may make it a more relevant platform for brands striving to sustain the business operation, and offset some of the losses caused by physical outlets shutdown.
Owing to the COVID-19 shutdowns and the pandemic’s wider human effects, marketers continue to find it challenging to grasp where they are positioned and how they can sustain relations with their customers at this time.
Gaming is a hot topic on all the social media platforms, and the recent rise could be directly linked to the Coronavirus pandemic, as many other types of entertainment are currently inaccessible.
Facebook makes a move ahead in the gaming industry!
Investing in gaming is now a priority for us in general, as gaming is a mode of entertainment that truly connects people. It is entertainment that is not only a form of personal viewing but a form of interactive entertainment that brings people together.
Since children spend more time online due to school closures and COVID-19 lockdowns, the possibility of them heading into the darker corners of the internet has increased.
Many parents are also so busy with work from home that they are unable to watch what their kids are doing, which adds to the problem.
You’ve spent countless hours to plan the game’s ins and outs, nailing it down from the stages to the characters. So what’s next?
How will you ensure that your investment pays off in terms of recognition and player engagement?
Social media and online gaming were two distinct entities. There was less overlap between the two, the reason being their separate audiences.
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