From algorithm adjustments to the ever-changing video formats. Social media is constantly evolving, and as digital strategists it’s important we keep on top of these changes to better optimize our content for any platform.
The ruckus team had an opportunity to attend Social Media Week Toronto, which brought several leading
The popularity of podcasts is rising quickly in Canada. But, who is listening? According to The Canadian Podcast Listener 2018 survey, about a quarter of Canadians are monthly podcast listeners. And, listenership is growing every year.
So, how can your brand participate?
Gary Edgar of ruckus Digital chatted with CTV News' Millennial
Director, Social Creative
Ruckus Digital is looking for a Director, Social Creative based in Toronto to be part of the creative and design team leading the concepting and the execution of best in class content for a number of major clients across a wide variety of segments, as well as new
On July 24, 2018, Facebook Canada held a #FBroadtrip session to outline what’s new and upcoming on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.
Incidentally, earlier this year, we asked Canadians what companies Facebook owns – to test whether news events would impact usage on it or other platforms.
What we found is that just
Image from left: Jully Black, Leslie Berland, Huda Idrees, Antoinette Benoit, Emily Mills and Leanne Gibson.
Earlier this spring, Twitter launched #HereWeAre to “stand with women around the world to make their voices heard and their presence known.”
Last Wednesday, June 13, as Mother Nature made her own presence known through
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As marketing professionals, we’re all familiar with how important metrics and analytics are in gauging success. But how do we pull meaningful insights from the data? And once we have them, how do we develop content, design elements or creative to show the impact of our social media investment?
Essentially, how
That question was tossed around at an October 16 event, hosted by the National Archives in the stunning new Globe and Mail Centre, called Unfiltered: the Fate of Facts in the Digital Age. (Also check out what Globe staff have said about the Centre’s views.)
The discussion was moderated by Guy
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
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
