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It was a competitive race, as these things usually are, but one Gympie personal trainer has risen above the rest to be crowned the regionâs best â or favourite â in the business.
Longtime local PT Paul Frampton took out the Gympie Times subscriber-exclusive competition with 28 per cent of the final vote, followed by power couple Fiona and Matt Keable of The Real Body Movement with 20 per cent and James Ollier (Impact Elite Training) and Amy Price-Wilson (Gympie ARC) with 12 per cent each. Paul Frampton
Mr Frampton, who runs the Empower Active studio alongside partner Trudi Hellmuth out of Channon St, said he was âhumbledâ to receive the most support this time around.
December 14th 2020 23:14
From the increased prominence of digital and programmatic to an emphasis on advertising flexibility, resilience and agility, here are some themes that our experts believe will define advertising in 2021.
After a turbulent year that saw almost all predictions for the advertising industry thrown out of the window during the earliest months of the pandemic, we’re turning our sights to 2021 and what lies ahead.
Despite initial setbacks in the first half of the year as the bottom fell out of advertising spend, digital advertising is making a steady comeback, with some channels – such as mobile advertising – remaining resilient, and others – like out of home – predicted to bounce back. Shifts in consumer behaviour due to the pandemic have likewise made for some interesting trends in terms of which types of advertising are achieving cut-through.