by Adrian Brady on 12/01/2010 in Issue 43 | share me: del.icio.us | digg | reddit | Tweet
Chief executive, Eulogy!

There is no doubt that this will be a challenging year, though opportunities
will abound for those brave and talented enough. A good side effect of any downturn is the fact that we all question how we do things, examine results with ever greater rigour and, as a consequence, typically produce more creative campaigns.
For the communications professional, one of the biggest threats is how we clearly define our place in the online world. As a sector, we must quickly illustrate our ability to understand and capitalise on the online opportunities and do so before other marketing disciplines attempt to take control in an effort to simply gain market share for themselves. We all know the power of our work but future development of our profession will be seriously curtailed if this battle is not hit head on and with immediate effect.
In these times, leadership must also be shown and what better way to do this than identify communications driven opportunities for brands and show the great value our work can deliver.
Communications campaigns designed to build brands and drive sales will emphasise the need for organisations to listen to the leadership we can offer and ensure the pitfalls of recession are balanced with the promise of reward.
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