Who will win the marketing world cup?
The 2018 FIFA World Cup has kicked off in Russia with 32 national teams fighting to win the coveted gold trophy. It is also the ultimate test of global sporting brands and their co
Webinar 101 [INFOGRAPHIC]
Creative. Interactive. Global. Cost efficient. Real-time. On Demand. These are just a few characteristics used to describe webinars. A webinar is a web-based video or audio confere
How to optimize social media for business
“Don’t judge a book by its cover” is a popular idiom, but most people do not have the time or patience to look past a dull front page. Today, think of social media as your co
10 reasons to target your 2018 blogging strategy
In the drive to exploit the latest trends in the dynamic world of digital marketing, it is easy to overlook the importance of more traditional parts of the content mix. Like the go
Augusta – the Masters of Marketing Simplicity
As the dust settles after an enthralling 2018 Masters golf tournament is it time for marketing executives to reflect on a golfing – and Augusta – truism: that less is more? Eve
The art, science and risk of Super Bowl advertising
The Super Bowl is a glitzy sports and entertainment phenomenon that guarantees a viewership of 100 million in the United States alone. This year’s show at the US Bank Stadium in
4 New Year’s Resolutions to Revamp Your Brand in 2018
We’ve all heard the phrase, “New Year, New Me”. It is a symbol of change and commitment. While individuals partake in lifestyle changes every year, businesses can also benefi
A real-world content marketing case study: Our own
It’s never easy admitting your own misses but here goes: we here at Paragon got off track with our content marketing.
Pages with P.J: Phishing for Phools
In the second installment of Pages with P.J., I take a look at Phishing for Phools: The Economics of Manipulation and Deception. Phishing for Phools outlines the theories formulate
Brands need to get a grip on user experience, and fast.
One of the key standouts from the UK’s leading search marketing conferences last week was how organisations are still failing to address the basics of user experience. As Google