Advertising

Heyall, Is there any one handling ads account of ecom sellers. Felt lonely across social medias without a community to share insights and learn.

Hi, I am seeking remote job in marketing and Advertising industry. I have 2 years of experience with MBA in HR and Marketing from a reputed college. I have also qualified IELTS and GRE. Good at communication, problem solving and analysis. Suggest me some job roles and companies to help me find a job. Thank you!

In the bustling city of Hyderabad, Janrise Advertising stands as a beacon of creative excellence and innovation in the advertising world. Renowned for its dynamic campaigns and inventive strategies, Janrise combines traditional advertising methods with new media, digital marketing, and branding to create compelling brand experiences that leave a lasting impression. Janrise has earned numerous accolades for its exceptional work, consistently pushing creative boundaries and setting new standards in the industry. The agency boasts an impressive portfolio, having collaborated with a wide range of brands, including Dumont USA, Swiss Castle, NBL, Cafe Niloufer, Karafa, Continental Coffee, Ratnadeep, and Geetanjali. Their services encompass crafting visually appealing and distinctive brand identities, designing effective marketing materials such as brochures, flyers, and posters, developing strategies to align employees with the brand’s vision and values, leveraging online platforms to maximize reach and engagement, and coordinating campaigns seamlessly across various channels. Janrise understands the psyche of its customers, creating campaigns that deeply resonate and mirror their minds. The agency excels at making brands lovable, fostering strong emotional connections with audiences. It delivers top-notch marketing solutions designed to drive business growth and success. Janrise Advertising distinguishes itself through its creative prowess, unwavering commitment to excellence, and ability to craft memorable brand experiences. As Hyderabad’s most awarded agency, Janrise continues to shape the advertising landscape with its innovative campaigns and strategic brilliance. To learn more about how Janrise can elevate your brand, visit their official website. 🚀

Hey there, I've 5 years of experience working as a content strategist in Advertising Agencies. I've worked on multiple marketing campaigns for 25+ brands. However, I now want to transition to a full time marketing role with a blend of analytics and creativity without opting for an MBA. Here are some of the skills I plan on getting certifications in to land a role: SQL, Tableau, Excel (pivot tables, charts, v lookups), Marketing Strategy Project Management Media Planning I already have a strong background in copywriting, design, managing cross-functional teams and stakeholders. Do you have any tips or advice that can help me in this journey? Do you recommend any courses or certifications I should undertake to highlight the above mentioned skills? How do I pitch myself as the perfect candidate without having an actual job experience in marketing management roles? Thanks for your time :)

Waze Map got acquired by Google for $1.3 Bn in 2013. 10 years later, Google's decided to cease Waze’s ad platform in favour of Google Ads technology. Waze advertising was more than just ads; it’s about creating connections. Users enjoy relevant, location-centric promotions, while businesses connect with potential customers right when they’re most likely to visit. It’s a model that turned every drive into an opportunity – both for businesses to grow and for users to discover. Wrote about it here: https://talesofss.com/google-waze-advertising-changes/

Would love to know more about the market here specifically B2B retail media ads, think Amazon ads etc......if anyone here is working on that I have one very specific question. What's the percentage of GMV that you folks have been able to realise as Ad revenue. Meesho folks, please feel free to answer if you have any idea about your companies stats.....

Got a friend who works there and is thinking of switching jobs.

When I was younger, there used to be a time where identifying upcoming trends was easier. Orkut, Facebook everyone usually grew via organic need and inputs. But as I have grown older and cynical, I now see almost every praise, every single conversation productized and sold. Amazon reviews are fake, someone is pumping money to fix them. News is fake, someone is tipping them to push certain products. Every startup chasing the end goal, bought the end goal. And it's all hollow