With the recent developments and government mandates to stay at home due to the coronavirus, many of us are having to adjust to a new normal of working from home. Face-to-face meetings are replaced with Zoom calls, we are now sharing space with family members, roommates and pets, and we are constantly inundated with news updates and press conferences covering the latest on the global pandemic.
With the recent developments and government mandates to stay at home due to the coronavirus, many of us are having to adjust to a new normal of working from home. Face-to-face meetings are replaced with Zoom calls, we are now sharing space with family members, roommates and pets, and we are constantly inundated with news updates and press conferences covering the latest on the global pandemic.
Our intern Kendall Farley is a senior at the University of Pittsburgh. She will be graduating in April and is a marketing major with a concentration in professional writing and a certificate in business analytics.
With more than a dozen plants, the company wanted to improve how it communicates with all their employees while presenting them with a unified message.
Every marketer has most likely thought: “If only our prospective customers or clients could experience our product or service, it would be a slam dunk to get their business.”
Whether you are considering a new social media program or evaluating and continuing an existing program, it’s always a good time to think about new ways to achieve our business and communications objectives.