In today’s data-driven world where organizations are continuously striving to adapt to new innovations and need real time…

The bad thing about trends is that they tend to subside after a period of time but the great thing about them is that they’re constantly changing so there’s always something new to look out for.

You’ve established a business by putting in long hours and establishing a culture that promotes growth, but now you find yourself constantly battling competitors in an attempt to win your customer. As a profit-oriented organization.

According to a study by Content Marketing Institute, 72% of marketers believe that a powerful content strategy generates impressive leads for companies. However, today’s marketers face a major issue.

Gone are the days when companies would sit down with developers fazed by a plethora of coding that was necessary to build the most basic of applications.

Growth is the first and foremost goal of any organization. The faster the growth, the better are the returns. While exponential growth may not have been possible a few years ago.

Webinars have become ubiquitous in 2020. They have proved to be an effective strategy to keep the business running and engage users and industry partners as the world economy strives to survive a global pandemic.

The year 2020 has changed the meaning of life for almost everyone. While human beings, also referred to as “social animals” were forced to stay indoors and in self-isolation.

Ever since COVID-19 grappled the world, humans have come to realize that they are more flexible than they think. As we make our way to a new normal, discussions around the possibilities of a permanent work-from-home.

The time for worrying is over! You’ve finally decided to adopt a new marketing tactic & are ready to host your first ever webinar; only to be faced with a number of hurdles.

Owing to the recent boost in the digitalization of businesses and consumer markets, there has been a growing demand for online mediums to build relationships with audiences all around the globe. In come Webinars, a live-interactive digital event that gives organizations the chance.

If the past few months have taught us anything, it’s the constant need to improve & improvise in order to sustain consistent growth in these rather uncertain times. In a world where working remotely has become the new normal, and employees have resorted to online meetings & presentations.

The globally awarded keynote speaker and futurist, Anders Sörman-Nilsson, has recently hosted a webinar on how to establish the brand signal in a world of digital noise.

Crafting a killer webinar presentation is no cinch. How will you craft a presentation that not only delivers promising results but also keeps your audience awake throughout the webinar? With no budget to hire an in-house content writer or a graphic designer, how will you pull off a killer presentation? You’ve got to figure out the answers to these questions before you plan onto hosting a professional webinar that not only sells but also keeps your attendees come back for more.

As the threat of COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, many organizations lean on to take the critical decision of sending employees home to work remotely and rush to shift their businesses online — but implementing this plan and ‘social distancing’ among employees have opened the door to some crucial challenges such as communication issues and being out of the loop, and work prioritization. However, the question remains ‘how to deliver training virtually amid COVID-19’?

All of us are quite familiar with the buzz words, ‘Big Data’ and ‘Data Analytics’ by now. Data is being regarded as the new oil of the 21st century. As per a report, 72% of organizations admit that they collect data but never use it because of its complicated nature despite a high ‘Return on Investment’ (ROI). A 10% increase in data accessibility can result in more than $65 million additional net income for a typical Fortune 1000 company.

The whole purpose of having presentations is that the audience remembers it. And there are one or two ideas that you really want your audience to remember but how can you make those selected few ideas stick to the minds of your audience?