July is the marketer’s halftime. Whether you’re tracking toward your KPIs or feeling the slump of slow summer conversions, ...

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Marketing News Canada delivers the latest news, insights, and expert perspectives from top marketers across Canada and beyond. As part of the SocialNext network, we connect marketing professionals ...

Nielsen has launched the results of a global study into trust in advertising, designed to uncover consumer opinions on advertising globally. Read more.

In this episode of Marketing News Canada, Ted Lau at Ballistic Arts chats with Matthew Tsang, Co-Founder of AndHumanity, about how the notion DEI and Marketing really work together, what brands have ...

Selecting the right marketing course is a pivotal choice for both current and aspiring marketers. But with numerous options available, tailored to various aspirations and learning preferences, the ...

RED Academy's bankruptcy, left a hole in Canada's digital marketing education. Prospective students have to choose between institutions & bootcamps.

Every story has two sides, and often, the truth lies somewhere in between. For any business, profitability is crucial for sustainability. To achieve lasting success, adaptation to evolving market ...

Creative Fire is an Indigenous-owned full-service agency and consulting firm and a member of Des Nedhe Group, the economic development arm of English River First Nation. As such, Indigenous ...

Today’s consumer is overwhelmed and spoiled by choice and convenience. As digital-first companies increasingly attract consumers, promising great experiences in industries that have traditionally been ...

Social media lead forced to create burner accounts. Accounts used to defend a poorly received video game. Experience leaves social media lead feeling like a criminal. An interesting piece in Digiday ...