How to Get Started with Video for Your Online Brand
At the very least, brands should have awareness videos, promotional videos, and retargeting videos.
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At the very least, brands should have awareness videos, promotional videos, and retargeting videos.
Just over 3 months ago, Julia Cheek, the CEO and co-founder of Everlywell, appeared as a guest on our My First Million podcast. At the time, the coronavirus had just begun to spread to the United States, and her company — a 5-year-old startup that provides at-home medical testing kits and lab results — had no plans to produce an at-home test to detect COVID-19. She even laughed the idea off as a little crazy: “If we did, I don’t think I would be here right now,” she joked.
Each week, the Trends team curates the most actionable articles we can find into the Leads section of our weekly email. Below is a list, organized by topic, of all the best Leads from our first year (updated June, 2020). Let this be a resource you refer back to whenever you’re facing a new challenge in your business.
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Now more than ever, it’s important to understand how PR works — and how you can use it to your advantage. So we put together a brief PR Strategy guide to show you the way.
In the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, we’ve turned to all kinds of people — including virologists, Ph.D.s, and market analysts — to explain the challenges we face in the present. But who can help us better understand the next-order effects of this crisis?
Where is the unseen opportunity in a post-COVID world?
Which industries do you foresee this crisis affecting the most in the long term?
Picture this: It’s April 2021 and you’re meeting a friend for dinner. You can’t decide where to go because your favorite tapas place is closed — communal food is a thing of the past. You eventually agree on a spot, but it’s hard to get a reservation since restaurants are only accommodating half their normal number of patrons.