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Drive engagement through Millennials ‘early onset nostalgia’

With fierce competition from other leading online and bricks and mortar retailers, the holiday shopping season is the most difficult time of the year to capture a customer’s attention. Walmart Canada needed a creative approach to break through the noise and entice Canadian shoppers to choose Walmart for their Black

How to add a fresh twist to your social media content

Have any of your married friends or those in committed relationships ever asked to play with someone else’s dating apps (just because they were curious)? According to a Google Consumer Survey ruckus Digital commissioned in spring 2017, about a quarter of Canadian millennials know someone who has. This insight gave us

Linda Andross secures IABC Canada’s highest honour: Master Communicator

On September 28, 2017, the International Association of Business Communicators Canada Regions (IABC Canada) named its 2017 recipients of the prestigious Master Communicator (MC) designation (one per region in each east and west). The IABC Master Communicator designation is the Association’s highest honour in the country, and this year's recipient in eastern Canada was APEX

Walmart Canada brings you into the dorm with Facebook 360 photography

Excitement for virtual reality continues to explode and with Facebook 360 photos. Users can expand the canvas of their images to new dimensions. Facebook 360 provides the ability to create 3D, panoramic-like views of your environment, similar to how people experience 360 videos. This feature was launched last year, and has

ruckus Digital at DX3 Canada

ruckus Digital was at DX3 Canada, Canada’s leading technology, digital marketing and retail event, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre this week. This year, #DX32017 brought in speakers and industry leaders from big players like Walmart, Pinterest, IBM, Corus Entertainment, American Express, DAVIDsTEA, Lululemon, BMO Financial Group, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and many more. See below to check

Where do good content ideas come from?

Creating great content isn’t an exact science. At a recent event hosted by Rethink at the YouTube space in Toronto, the panel (featuring Alison Lawler-Dean, Rethink’s VP of Marketing and Communications) discussed how content is developed from various perspectives. In addition to how a non-profit like Rethink approaches the concept, Lawler-Dean

Four things I learned working with mommy bloggers

While some digital marketers are still debating the definition and value of “social influencers,” others are incorporating them into brand campaigns, using their expertise and audience to get a few more (relevant) eyes on a product or service. Recently, I’ve started working closely with a bad-ass group of influencers that have