It’s the Olympics and we are all avidly watching as Great Britain’s athletes compete to win medals. Keen to do the best they can and be recognised on the world stage, it’s not easy and it takes a lot of hard work and commitment. Some might say it’s a bit like digital marketing for a business,

The much hyped Freedom Day has arrived but what does that mean, what does it look like. For many, it’s a day of uncertainty and anxiety as cases are still rising, a wish but genuine fear of normal.

Online shopping is now the norm – fact! E-commerce now accounts for more than one quarter of all retail sales in the UK and this is expected to steadily increase in the next 2-3 years reaching one third.

It’s a good question following a year that no one, not even the best analyst could predict. Many start up’s and small businesses started in January 2020 with a business plan, great ideas and high hopes, for it all to change with many struggling to stay afloat as they tried to survive through a global pandemic.

Have you heard the news? Adam Mosseri, Head of Instagram, sent shockwaves through the social universe last week with this comment.

As part of its creator week, Instagram has provided some valuable insight into their internal processes and the main one being the infamous ‘algorithm’.

Digital PR combines traditional methods of PR with Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) practices to increase business and brand presence online and help you stand out against the competition

So, what does 2021 have in store for Social Media? In today’s post, we delve into some key updates and features of Instagram, which we think will be big in 2021.