Polar London are excited to share that we are now working with NashTech (part of Harvey Nash Group) here in the UK. Helping with their marketing strategies for 2021!.

NashTech are experts in technology, delivering smart solutions that solve business challenges and create value. Their award-winning teams apply deep expertise and passion to deliver complex IT projects globally.

​Alex Birch (Founder and Production Director of Polar London) says; “We are delighted to be working with the NashTech team. We are excited to bring our strategic digital excellence to the table to help partner with the marketing ambitions for 2021!“

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Polar London is now working with Zott Monte in Vietnam. Helping with their always on social  activations, across strategy, creative, production and community management.  

Zott Monte was born out of Germany in 1996, offering its customers a completely new kind of dessert. Now available in over 30 countries, Monte is the favourite dessert of many older and younger connoisseurs.  

Alex Birch (Founder and Production Director of Polar London) says; “As part of our ambition to help make the world healthier and better connected we are delighted to be working with the Zott team in Vietnam. We are excited to bring our community of digital specialists together to help with their social activations and excited to grow our own offering in Southeast Asia!“      
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#socialmedia 
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What are the key ingredients for activating a successful digital campaign? Read our top 3 tips below. 

Number 1; Get your brief right 

It should go without saying that it is of the utmost importance to get your agency brief right, it helps everyone get to the core of your challenge quicker and is key to getting the messaging strategy nailed.  

State what success looks like to you, what are your KPIs, what are you measured against. 

Typically it boils down to leads or sales as an end result. 3 phases of a buying cycle (when pushing products to market online) are around; awareness / education and conversion. 

You should recognise that these 3 phases of any target audience are equally important when advertising too, and that time and budget will be needed to take your consumers on this journey. 

Points to consider when crafting a digital brief; 

  • What does success look like to you?
    leads, consumers, clicks / eyeballs / sales / awareness / engagement   
  • What’s your proposition?
    clearly state what you do, how you do it and who you do it for  
  • What is the value to you of a qualified lead?
  • Who are your target audience?
    personas help refine a clear messaging strategy  
  • What does the competition look like? 
    create a benchmark / look at the best in class / spot the gaps in the market 
  • Media?
    think about the channels to activate your messaging, understand how much you need to spend through paid or earned channels to hit your KPI’s

Number 2; Creative ideation and quality production  

Don’t compromise on the creative ideation and production quality.​

It’s always easy to see digital campaigns that have (and failed), by taking a quick and easy path when it comes to pumping out ‘digital creative’ comms.  

It doesn’t mean you need big production budgets, the days of big TVCs just being adapted for online are behind us: it’s more about tactical, targeted, data driven,  story telling digital creative.

An umbrella idea with content themes.  

Digital agencies will need to show how the creative idea can scale across all channels.

Live campaign ‘micro amends’ are key, the smallest changes to live ads can impact your reach and CTR, a colour change on a CTA, tweak of the hero message, swap out of a key visual – all have an impact. 

Digital agencies should only be thinking this way when it comes to ideation and execution, along with how data should play a role in targeted messaging.  

​Number 3; test, test and test again

The joys of any digital comms is that you can track engagement live!​

No digital first campaign should end with the same creative that it started with.  

To truly optimise your spend, challenge your digital agency and media partners to ensure this is baked into their way of working. Live reports / refreshed content / tailored executions / data driven creative thinking.  

Ask the question; How do we continue to optimise our creative and media once live?  

Ideas should be adaptable to this reality, which is why high end digital executions can sometimes fail in this regard (if it takes weeks to refine a bespoke piece of content in the studio, it might not be the most optimal output). 

Conclusion  

  • Get your brief right.  
  • Don’t compromise on creativity. 
  • Test / adapt and optimise. ​ 

Continue to test your creative – use data to steer personalised content, make micro amends and continue to optimise.

Author; Alex Birch (Founder of Polar London) 

Sometimes in digital marketing it feels like everyone wants a piece of the pie — but it doesn’t have to cost you a pretty penny. In fact, there are heaps of cost-effective techniques that will give your business a SEO boost. Check out some of the best below: LINK

You’ll be hard-pressed post-coronavirus to find an industry that weathered the storm untouched. It’s likely that we’ll all have to make changes — and start preparing for them now.

So how can you get ready for digital marketing post-COVID? Here’s a great read:
https://bit.ly/2FvswYP

#DigitalMarketing#IndustryChange

You can’t ignore digital. Every time you pick up your phone, open your web browser or search something on Google, you’re seeing the products of digital marketing. There’s only one question: how can you take advantage of it?

Here’s a great read on why you should go digital: LINK

With countries in varying states of lockdown across the world, one industry is shouting out for attention in the digital marketing space: AR & VR.

If marketers are going to move with the times, becoming fluent in new technology is a must.

Check out this short explainer for a rundown on AR & VR:
https://bit.ly/2Y7WAA7

If I say the word “data”, what do you think of?
Probably not much, because you likely nodded off a few seconds ago.

For years, marketers have struggled with the huge amounts of data on which they rely, unsure how to make the data work for them.

But the key is easy: turn your data into a story.
Here’s how to do it:
https://bit.ly/2E1D9SB

#DataMarketing#TellAStory#PolarLondon

Great explainer video on what Polar is all about. The Who, What, Why and How of Digital marketing. 

What does a tyre company have to do with the finest restaurants in the world?
That’s easy: convince drivers to wear out those tyres faster — by going in search of the best food in the country.

Read all about this amazing content marketing master story here:
https://bit.ly/3eGOR1p

#ContentMarketing#InspiringMarketing#PolarLondon

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