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Article | April 6, 2020

Marketing is a high-priority concern for businesses of all shapes, sizes, and varieties. To get noticed, they need to optimize everything from the content they produce to the brand images they present — but they also need to target the right audiences (and know them completely). Because this can’t be achieved immediately, it must be worked on over time. You send out some types of content and see how they perform. How do the recipients react? How much interest do they show?

Article | March 2, 2020

One of the best ways to learn about online marketing is to get out there and see what’s already working — and not working — for established brands in various industries. To start with, take notes on the types of content that are being created, where they’re being created, how they meet their audiences’ needs, and how their audience engages with them. For now, let’s take a closer look at one specific industry: the gaming industry. There’s a lot that gaming brands can teach us about online marketing. Below are some of the most important takeaways to keep in mind when coming up with your brand’s own marketing strategy.

Article | February 23, 2020

Depending on who (and when) you asked, you might have heard virtual reality (VR) described as either "the next big thing" or "dead in the water." The technology generated huge excitement in the lead-up to its major consumer debut, but was quickly written off in some quarters after hardware sales fell short of expectations. The platform now seems to be on the verge of getting its second wind, and momentum has recast claims of the display medium's demise as premature -- but there's still plenty of debate about what comes next.

Article | March 23, 2020

The global COVID-19 pandemic is brutalizing retailers and straining the world's healthcare systems. But it's proven to be a boon for one sliver of the video gaming industry. Interest in watching other people play video games has soared, boosted by a conspicuous lack of professional sporting events. Yes, that's esports -- professional video game playing -- but not just esports. Bored, stuck-at-home consumers have increasingly embraced the idea of just watching other gamers play non-tournament matches as well.