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Bynder’s 2021 State of Branding Report Finds that Marketers are Ready to Embrace Automation in .
BynderApril 29, 2021 GMT
AMSTERDAM, April 29, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) New research conducted by Bynder, the global leader in digital asset management, reveals a shift in perspective as a vast majority of marketers report they are increasingly willing to embrace technology and automation in new ways, especially as it relates to enhancing creativity and scaling content creation.
Brands undertook an immense amount of digital transformation in the span of a year. Half of the marketers surveyed reported that they accelerated digital transformation and digital experience initiatives in 2020, and an impressive 24% of respondents report they are already “fully digital.” However, nearly 10% still don’t have any initiatives in place, and nearly 20% report that digital initiatives slowed or
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Bynder’s 2021 State of Branding Report Finds that Marketers are Ready to Embrace Automation in Branding to Support Digital Experience
Bynder’s 2021 State of Branding Report Finds that Marketers are Ready to Embrace Automation in Branding to Support Digital Experience
As digital experiences increase content demands, marketers and creative professionals no longer hesitate to embrace technology’s potential
AMSTERDAM, April 29, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) New research conducted by Bynder, the global leader in digital asset management, reveals a shift in perspective as a vast majority of marketers report they are increasingly willing to embrace technology and automation in new ways, especially as it relates to enhancing creativity and scaling content creation.
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Bynder’s 2021 State of Branding Report Finds that Marketers are Ready to Embrace Automation in Branding to Support Digital Experience
As digital experiences increase content demands, marketers and creative professionals no longer hesitate to embrace technology’s potential
AMSTERDAM, April 29, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) New research conducted by Bynder, the global leader in digital asset management, reveals a shift in perspective as a vast majority of marketers report they are increasingly willing to embrace technology and automation in new ways, especially as it relates to enhancing creativity and scaling content creation.
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Time is short, resources are limited and the demands on brands to keep the conversation going are almost limitless. A new report by Econsultancy in partnership with Bynder,
The world is fraught with changing realities to which brands don’t just have to adapt, but in which they need to excel. This includes the huge shift from bricks and mortar to ecommerce – a paradigm shift that was already well underway by 2020 and was certainly accelerated by the pandemic – a drift away from traditional media channels to chat and social commerce, and the rise of EOD –
everything on demand – from groceries to entertainment, healthcare and beyond.
WilsonHCG Publishes Its Seventh Annual Fortune 500 Employment Branding Report
Cisco Systems ranked No. 1, followed closely by Google (Alphabet) and Johnson Johnson.
WilsonHCG s 2021 Fortune 500 Employment Branding Report analyzes and ranks the employment brands of each Fortune 500 company. In its seventh year of publication, the ranking s top spot went to Cisco Systems for the first time.
Covering 20,000 data points, researchers evaluated each Fortune 500 company on the following categories: recruitment marketing, career advertising, career pages, accolades, corporate social responsibility, and employee reviews and candidate experience.
This year s report shows the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on employment branding and drives home the importance for employers to be transparent and overcommunicate.