The past three months, it seems, have been a nonstop parade of major tech events and the new product announcements that come with them.
The past three months, it seems, have been a nonstop parade of major tech events and the new product announcements that come with them.
I won’t lecture you on the importance of incorporating virtual reality (VR) into your marketing strategy. What I will do, however, is share a few fun facts about VR and show you seven examples of how this technology is used for marketing a product or a brand.
The holidays are coming, and I’m feeling cheerful.
Click. Click. Click.
Tick-tock. Tick-tock. Tick-tock.
That’s the sound of an unproductive day passing by.
Click. Click. Click.
Tick-tock. Tick-tock. Tick-tock.
That’s the sound of an unproductive day passing by.
Click. Click. Click.
Tick-tock. Tick-tock. Tick-tock.
That’s the sound of an unproductive day passing by.
If you think November is too early to be dreaming of sugarplum fairies and hanging the stockings with care, then consider this your official warning: this post is heavy on the holiday cheer.
If you think November is too early to be dreaming of sugarplum fairies and hanging the stockings with care, then consider this your official warning: this post is heavy on the holiday cheer.
Everyone makes mistakes. Even (especially?) marketers. Usually, we learn from them and move on with our lives, maybe escaping with just a touch of public shaming. But what happens to those companies that make mistakes on a much greater scale and cost their company millions in clout or (gulp) dollars?
