In the December Right Now Report, we dive into strategies for maximizing your content marketing efforts, share the latest updates from Instagram, TikTok, and Bluesky (which is gaining in popularity right now) and offer tips to help you prepare your marketing strategy for 2025.
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The Right Now Report gives you the high-level updates you need without the unnecessary clutter. In the November Right Now Report, we explore the importance of developing a holiday marketing plan, share some recent social media updates and take a look at how nostalgia marketing can help you resonate with your audience.
In the October Right Now Report, we’ll cover how social media platforms are making moves to keep users from clicking off their platforms, how you can meet consumers where they’re at this holiday season and how Apple’s iOS 18 might affect your email marketing.
In the September Right Now Report, we’ll explore why you should keep an eye on your technology and website user interface (UI), social media platform updates and what the loneliness epidemic means for small businesses.
In the August Right Now Report, we’ll explore customer retention, Reels best practices to follow on Instagram and the latest on Google’s cookie policy.
In the July Right Now Report, we’re sharing updates on how generations are searching for info online, the importance of reviewing your data and a type of content you might want to try on Instagram.
In the June Right Now Report, we’re sharing Google Analytics updates you need to know about, tips for staying present on social media this summer and insights into recent developments in AI.
In the May Right Now Report, we’re sharing the low-down on TikTok, Insights into influencer marketing for 2024 and how you can change your marketing budget to account for decreases in revenue.