Category Archives: Future

The Future Of Privacy by Fayokemi Fadeyi

Certain digital products have come under scrutiny for a perceived failure to treat privacy issues with the importance it deserves.  As a result, users are becoming more cautious about the way they use certain features, which has significantly dampened user experiences. Like dominoes, these issues will give rise to further situations that will require swift […]

The Final Bridge by Sharon Grey

Back in the 14,000 BC, when ancient cartographers (map makers) set out to symbolically represent the world on tablets and in caves, the ultimate objective for them was to explain their world as they knew it. Even then, with less sophisticated gadgets that could lend a third perspective to the conclusions they came to, there […]

Technology and Modern Marketing by Samuel Ipinyomi

The year 2020 came with significant changes for the marketing industry, putting to test all we knew as modus operandi. Although marketing has long been a progressive and dynamic profession, the level of change that it witnessed in 2020 was enormous. Some may even argue that it was ‘unprecedented’. The pandemic obviously played a pivotal […]

NoCode, No Problem by Femi Falodun

Marketing communication agencies have always been at the mercy of their clients’ budget. In recent years, big-spending-brands have begun to adopt the ‘in-sourcing’ approach, where they set up in-house teams to handle needs for which agencies were previously hired.  This trend has been reported much over the past five years. In 2018, the Association of […]

Navigating Africa by Fayokemi Fadeyi

Dubbed as the fastest growing economy in the world Africa has been in the spotlight for quite some time now. As various sectors of the economy seek to get back to normalcy, navigating the economic climate will require some wisdom. The small picture  Getting a good enough grasp of the big picture is essential, but […]

Money, Marketing, and Movements by Olatunde Aboaba

Until very recently, brands aligning with politically-charged movements was considered suicide. A select few businesses were able to cross the line, because they were either too ‘small’ to matter to the powers that be, or too big to be tackled. They were the exceptions. However, things have obviously changed. We have and are still experiencing […]

Lagos Street Mapping by Sharon Grey

The Lagos ‘street’ landscape is a cacophony of different sensory stimuli that has morphed into its own cultural identity, and is now being transported through music, fashion and art, across the world. As loud as Lagos is though, you only appreciate the beauty behind the madness when you take the time to pay attention to […]

Influencing As A Service by Timilehin Adebiyi

In the last five years, the rise of influencer marketing has been astronomical. Social media has become a more integrated part of our lives and people are turning to their favourite Twitter personalities, Instagram stars and YouTubers for recommendations on purchasing decisions. Gone are the days of celebrity endorsements, where companies would use celebrities to […]

Government Communications by Precious Nwachukwu

A cursory look at the mode and manner of communications during the recently concluded 45th United States presidential election will show that a lot has changed with Government communications as we know it. Following the attack on the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021, by the past President’s supporters and the subsequent ban of […]