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International Migration in the UK

At Mediareach, we're thrilled to share the latest insights on international migration trends in the UK! Did you know that the UK has a rich history of welcoming people from all corners of the world From to unique talents, international migration enriches our society  In recent years, the...

The Trends of Influencer Marketing in 2020

In today’s fast-paced digital world, consumers are more savvy, demanding, and discerning than ever. To make a purchase decision, people like to search for information from those they trust or see as experts. That’s what makes influencer marketing so valuable....

TikTok: The Rise of a New Social Media Marketing Network

With over 800 million monthly active users around the globe, and an average daily view time of 52 minutes, TikTok is officially the trendiest new platform on the social media scene. The video-sharing social app allows users to record short clips of 15 seconds maximum, and...

Broadening Brand Reach: The Importance of Multiculturalism in Marketing

Multiculturalism has become the foundation of the modern United Kingdom. Businesses and marketing models are constantly adapting to this changing market, with the increased diversity of cultures creating an increased required diversity of marketing consumption. An Identity In a world saturated with marketing and advertising, it can...

Skype gets a makeover

Skype gets a makeover
When you think of “video chat”, you think of Skype. The video calling application has been downloaded over a billion times on smartphones alone since 2012, when tech giant Microsoft purchased the platform for $8.5bn.

Though Skype hasn’t had a significant update since 2006, when it first introduced the video calling feature. All the while, competing applications have emerged offering similar services, such as Facebook Messenger and Apple’s FaceTime. Users were found to be using Skype once or twice a week to video chat, whilst using Facebook or Google’s apps on a daily basis. Skype corporate vice president Amritansh Raghav recognised the need for evolution however, and stated; “We don’t think Skype can rest on its legacy”.

Last week Microsoft updates Skype for the Snapchat generation. The video calling app refreshed its look and added several new features to its video and text chat service. Though the upgrade will initially only be available to Android users, with updates to iOS, Mac and Windows apps coming later this year.

Ramadan Is Key season to reach Muslim Consumers

Ramadan Is Key season to reach Muslim Consumers

Understanding your audiences and consumers is vital for the success of any brand. With the holy month of Ramadan on our doors this provides brands and marketers with an opportunity to target and reach affluent, young and aspirational consumers with big budgets to spend. Muslims represent...