Talking TechComms

When it comes to blockchain, we know that there’s a huge amount of noise at the moment. In the tech industry and beyond, brands are falling over themselves to talk about how they are using blockchain technology to transform business some kind of business process – even though most of them aren’t actually using blockchain at all, or don’t have a functioning product.

The race to establish share of voice is at fever pitch – presenting a real challenge for marketing teams in companies that do have viable blockchain solutions.

So, this podcast will focus on uncovering the biggest myths in blockchain PR and marketing, and how brands can cut through the noise to get their voices heard.

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Whether you’re looking for a long-term retained partnership or something more short-term for a specific project, there’s more to the process of choosing a new PR agency than meets the eye.

No matter what their size, businesses tend to come up against a number of common stumbling blocks that make the selection process a tricky one. And it’s an important decision to get right, because entering into a partnership with an ill-fitting agency can result in a lot of time and money being wasted.

To avoid disaster, there are a few simple factors to keep in mind throughout the selection process. We sat down with our UK director, Hannah Patel who broke it all down.

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The emphasis on utilising data to drive results is widely talked about in modern marketing, but it's easy to get overwhelmed when you have so much information coming from all directions. That's why, when identifying marketing KPI's, finding the right sources of data to sit hand in hand is a must. This can be a significant challenge and some of the most frequently used (and misused) sources of data when planning marketing strategies are social media insights.

To explore this topic further, London lorry Martin Izzard sat down with Anna Zaikina, the head of social media insights at Digital Media Services (DMS) - a full-service creative agency that provides content creation, localisation and social insights for its clients and has worked with many of the major movie studios.Martin and Anna also explore what insights major film studios use to generate mass interest and how social media plays an important part in movie marketing as a whole.

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It’s no secret that content creation is playing an increasingly central role in marketing and communications strategies. More and more brands are using content as a way of reaching beyond traditional media relations and engaging different audiences to meet different business needs.

But what do brands need to keep in mind when developing content? And how can they get the most out of their investment?In this episode of the Red Lorry Yellow Lorry ‘Talking TechComms’ podcast, London lorry Martin Izzard sat down with content manager Sam Pudwell, to discuss why content is now so essential and offer some advice to help brands make their contact as impactful as possible.

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 Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) is one of the world’s largest AV and systems integration events on the tradeshow calendar, attracting a host of leading speakers and showcasing the industry’s most advanced technologies.

Although many have predicted the ‘death of the tradeshow’ for some time, ISE 2019 was the biggest ever. It was spread across more than 600,000 square feet of space at the RAI in Amsterdam and attracted more than 80,000 visitors, with attendance on the final day topping 20,000 people for the first time in its history.

So, what does it take to organise such a large-scale event? How have tradeshows had to adapt over the years? And do they still hold the value they once did?

At ISE 2019, we spoke to Michael Blackman – the show’s managing director – to uncover the answers to these questions and more, including why partners can have a vital role to play in improving the attendee experience.

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At this year’s ISE Show, we’re hosting a panel as part of the AGORA event being run by Mondo Stadia magazine.

In preparation, this episode of the TechComms To Do List is a conversation with panellist James Keen from Tripleplay. James is the marketing manager for the IPTV and digital signage provider and we got together to talk about in-stadium video, fan engagement and pies at half time.

The panel ‘how technology enhances the fan experience’ is being moderated by London lorry Martin Izzard and takes place on Thursday 7 February as part of the AGORA conference at ISE in Amsterdam. Centred around a hypothetical new sports stadium the session will feature four technology providers talking about the impact that technology has on engaging fans inside sports stadiums.

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You don’t have to be an industry expert to know that blockchain is currently one of the hottest technologies around. We spoke to Patrick Degenhardt, head of marketing EMEA at our client ConsenSys.

Formed in 2015, ConsenSys is one of the world’s leading blockchain software technology companies. It is an incubator for projects and start-ups using blockchain, working with them to provide tangible, real world results.

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