Digital Marketing does n’t have a formula written in stone, and this becomes painfully clear when a company tries to do it all on its own.
Every day, new technologies emerge, new ways of impacting potential customers and selling again to those who have already purchased from the brand before.
It is precisely because of this dynamic that following trends, without understanding how they work, can end up going more wrong than right.
And, in an attempt to save you from making a costly mistake, I will present here the 28 main Digital Marketing trends for 2024.
There are, indeed, countless trends to keep an eye on. Does that mean you should apply them all? No!
But knowing them is essential to being able to make good choices for your Marketing strategies.
Are you ready to boost your sales this year?!
1. User Experience at the Center of Everything
In recent years, Google has been making several updates to its algorithms to improve search results, making it increasingly clear that SEO is very important.
However, as important as optimizing content to achieve good positions and be found in search engines is offering a User Experience (UX) of unparalleled quality.
This means that your website needs to:
- Be easy to navigate;
- Be light, to load quickly;
- Have content that is truly useful and understandable for your target audience.
I imagine you already understand what a website is that is easy to use and consumes little data while loading quickly.
I think your question may revolve around the last point: “How to create useful content?”.
To develop valuable content that adds value to your visitors’ lives by solving questions or practical everyday problems, for example, you need to go back to the basics and ask yourself:
- Who is my consumer?
- What does he want and need?
- Does he find the answers he is looking for in my company?
- Does my website work well on both mobile and desktop?
- Is it easy for him to navigate my website? Is the experience good?
- Would he buy my product or service?
You don’t have to guess the answers to these questions (thankfully!).
A quick analysis of your website or social media metrics can provide invaluable information for improving your channels, products or services.
Still, use your common sense and experience to do what you do best: understand the scenario in which your business operates and further refine the results that meet all the points presented above.
With User Experience at the center of everything, your concern for the accessibility of your content is not limited to the experience on your website or blog. But rather the entire customer journey, from the first contact to after-sales.
Every ad you publish, every email you send in your Email Marketing campaign… everything needs to be clear, objective and useful !
This trend has only gained strength, showing that it is here to stay for many, many years into the future.
In fact, the intense competition promoted by Digital Marketing shows us that it will continue to be an important point for the success of strategies.
Just look at this statistic: 88% of online shoppers say they would not return to a website after having a bad experience. Just imagine the amount of lost opportunities this generates!
On the other hand, great interaction between users and online platforms is what often determines conversion and loyalty!
2. Marketing and Sales increasingly closer
Even though the Marketing and Sales teams already work in related areas, there has always been a certain segregation in the allocation of these two niches.
I believe this will change for good soon — because, in fact, it is already happening!
Combining Marketing with Sales is a practice that has been standardized for some years, but I have a strong hunch that there will be a real integration of these two sectors under one area.
Professionals have already nicknamed this union “Vendarketing” or “Smarketing”, but I imagine that they will soon stop being nicknames and become an independent division, supervised by a specific boss in this definitive merger.
Let’s keep an eye out to see what comes out of this Digital Marketing trend for 2024!
3. Social Selling
Social Selling is not a new trend: for years, this person-to-person sales practice has been consolidating itself on LinkedIn as a B2B (business-to-business) tool.
And Social Selling continues to evolve, adapting to new social media tools and changes in consumer relations.
The new thing about current Social Selling is, precisely, the expansion of the concept of one-to-one sales to a mass strategy within other channels.
Thus, direct interaction between brands and consumers gains strength, with companies using platforms such as Instagram and Facebook to present offers in a contextualized way.
On Instagram, for example, certain content is created with the intention of awakening the desire of followers to contact the company through private messages.
Once in the chat, face to face with the brand, the chances of selling a product or service increase considerably, because both the approach and the objective of this proximity (the sale) are clear.
In addition, social networks — and even instant messaging platforms, such as WhatsApp — have introduced Social Selling tools to further integrate these sales.
The trend is proven by the data: social networks are in third place in the survey of the most effective sales channels!
The use of product catalogs, chatbots (automated assistants that prepare consumers for a sale) and the practice of live commerce (selling via live broadcasts) are just some examples of how this Digital Marketing trend is gaining momentum in 2024.
4. Social Commerce
Just like Social Selling, Social Commerce, or s-commerce, is a dominant trend for social networks in 2024!
This is another term that has become popular and marks the strengthening of the transition to a new online sales model.
More than just a buy button, Social Commerce aims to create a complete purchasing journey within platforms, from product or service discovery to the purchase decision.
Therefore, it is essential to understand that success in this model goes beyond simply using Calls to Action (CTAs) in content, but involves the entire User Experience on each channel.
Factors such as brand narrative, interaction with consumers, creation of original content and the integration of visual elements are decisive in encouraging purchases.
In this way, it integrates with Social Selling, amplifying social interaction to boost sales, creating a synergy between building relationships and closing deals.
It’s also worth finding out more about User Generated Content (UGC), which is content generated for your brand by users themselves, who can be followers, influencers and customers.
5. Diversity and Accessibility
The main advantage of voice search as a Digital Marketing trend for brands is that future customers need to summarize desires and curiosities out loud, offering concise and unfiltered indexes about the problems they face or victories they desire.
But another huge advantage is that all voice search, command and navigation technology integrates PCDs (people with disabilities) as new potential customers in an increasingly diversified market.
Finally, the world is working on building tools that restore some of the independence and inclusion that have been neglected against PWDs over the last hundreds of years!
A magnificent and pioneering example in Brazil is what RD Station has been doing at the brand’s in-person and online events. Before a speaker starts speaking, for example, he introduces himself by saying his name, his position in the company, and describing his appearance.
In this way, PWDs who can only listen to the lecture (or read the audio transcript) do not have the opportunity to learn, which is made impossible by the lack of sensitivity or awareness that has dominated our culture until now.
The company also benefits from this, of course, but it is leading a market expansion for an interest that goes far beyond increasing profitability!
Expanding accessibility and acceptance of different minorities in social diversification has more to do with the genuine desire for a company to serve people through experience.
And, as you may remember, User Experience was the first and most important Digital Marketing trend for 2024 that I mentioned here!
6. Featured images on Google
I won’t repeat the cliché that “a picture is worth a thousand words”, but I will say that this trend has become more and more consolidated over the years.
One definitive proof is that, when doing a search on Google, images have appeared at the top of the page: they are prioritized in the results.
Google knows that images capture our attention immediately , unlike text or video, which need to be read or watched to engage our focus.
Because of this, another strong trend in Digital Marketing for this year is image optimization , to improve the positioning of your content and appear at the top of searches.
Using Pinterest or maintaining an Instagram account with incredible images (useful and with great design) also helps you appear as a priority in searches , you know? Don’t let it slide!
7. Artificial Intelligence
Few tools in 2022 and 2023 have had such a rapid and significant impact on productivity as the popularization of Artificial Intelligence.
The fact is that, in 2024, AI is expected to be present in a recurring way in the creation of highly personalized Marketing campaigns — which goes beyond team productivity, also improving the User Experience.
This is because Artificial Intelligence allows us to understand consumer behavior on a deeper level, while accelerating text and art production processes, for example.
And with advanced algorithms in marketing and CRM tools, campaigns can be tailored in bulk to individual preferences. From personalized recommendations to dynamic content.
Furthermore, I cannot fail to emphasize that AI optimizes operational efficiency. Automation tools are capable of executing repetitive tasks, freeing up Marketing professionals’ time for other issues.
One example of this is the targeting of marketing investments, which requires understanding where the target audience is active digitally. This is also possible with AI!
Analyzing data in real time and identifying trends in consumer preferences has become increasingly easier and faster.
Thus, resources are allocated to channels that generate results more aligned with organizational objectives — be it visibility, engagement or sales.
But that’s not all! The evolution of AI also brings new possibilities, such as:
- Predictive analytics: Predictive analytics algorithms use historical data to predict future consumer behavior, allowing brands to anticipate needs, offer proactive solutions and improve campaign effectiveness;
- Image and video recognition: Image and video recognition tools enable personalization based on visual elements. Ads, for example, can be adapted according to identified preferences;
- Dynamic targeting: Advanced algorithms continually adjust audience groups based on behavior, in real time, ensuring more accurate and personalized targeting;
- Marketing Automation: allows the creation of personalized customer journeys. This includes delivering specific messages and offers at strategic moments, where there is a greater chance of engagement and conversion.
Now let’s look at practical examples of Artificial Intelligence tools?
The ChatGPT platform went viral as one of the most intuitive free Artificial Intelligences available on the Internet to date.
Just a week after its launch in 2022, over 1 million users had already challenged the chatbot with all sorts of questions and tasks!
So much so that many people are already using it to speed up content production , help with website programming, and even to learn new things.
Using ChatGPT is easy: you write a question, or describe what you need, and it lists the information for you as if someone were explaining everything to you in a very easy-to-understand way.
You can ask for product ideas within a specific niche, a list of content topics, or even a complete piece of content.
The possibilities are endless, but you need to be careful: although the idea of creating content in one click is fascinating , for Google, this is cheating.
The use of content of this type, generated with Artificial Intelligence, is considered SPAM and is combated by search engines — especially on blogs. So use it in moderation!
Apart from this “small but big” caveat, the tool is spectacular and, especially the paid version, can add a lot of value to your Digital Marketing operation!
In addition to creating texts, brainstorming or learning in general, AI has been widely used to create original images or to optimize ready-made images.
The DALL-E 2 platform (created by the same team as ChatGPT, OpenAI) is capable of creating images from any description you give them.
Need a picture of a teddy bear in outer space? DALL-E can create one. Maybe an oil painting of a bunny wearing headphones? DALL-E can do that too! Check out this beautiful example:
Paving the way for the launch of the Metaverse, Instagram and WhatsApp also enabled the creation of unique avatars, entirely modeled by Artificial Intelligence from the user’s face. The Marketing campaign was a hit!
But even cooler than creating images from scratch is the possibility of optimizing ready-made images.
Let’s say you have an image that you want to use in a social media ad: you would have to create different size and text variations manually to suit all display formats, right?
Nowadays, you can delegate this task to an Artificial Intelligence platform and cut the time spent in half!
8. Conversational Marketing
Did you notice that all these Digital Marketing trends for 2024 that I’ve talked about so far are based on the humanization of the virtual world?
As consumer preferences evolve, brands have been striving to create more meaningful and personalized interactions!
Take the chatbots I mentioned in the Social Selling trend as an example: the initial goal of this trend was to allow the customer to self-serve before speaking to a human.
In other words, the application of automated conversation was limited to taking the customer from point A to point B: paying a bill, checking data, answering common questions and things like that.
But chatbots have become so well established that the trend has evolved into Conversational Marketing.
Also called Conversational Marketing, the objective here is not just to take the customer from one point to another, but to create new points of contact to do Marketing and sell based on a humanized conversation.
Don’t get me wrong: chatbots are still used to automate much of this conversation (in order to bring the customer to a real human being when closing a deal), but this automation needs to sound as non-robotic as possible.
So today, it’s not just about automating processes and communications. Companies are also using AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants to understand and respond to specific user needs.
I found a survey that indicates that 75% of queries will be resolved by chatbots in 2024. One thing is for sure: if you’re not thinking about it yet, you should be!
The ability to personalize the conversation based on interaction history, online behaviors, and individual preferences is a critical part of improving the customer experience.
In addition to increasing the number of hot leads that reach the sales department (with real people, ready to close a deal), Conversational Marketing strengthens the relationship between potential customers and the brand by taking advantage of the infinite possibilities of Artificial Intelligence!
9. Multichannel Communication (Omnichannel)
The name says it all: Multichannel Communication (Omnichannel) brings together all of the company’s communication points in one place.
It means that all incoming emails, all messages on Instagram direct, Facebook Messenger and even from a phone number will end up on a single platform.
From this platform, communication can be redirected to the right department or person in charge, who will have access to a very rich profile of the customer who is getting in touch — being able to access their entire communication history and behavior.
This speeds up and personalizes customer service, and cuts a good part of the expenses in the communications sector because, instead of managing several platforms separately, everything is funneled into a central information, access and interactions center, with internal subdivisions.
This is a Digital Marketing trend for 2024 that is already being quickly adopted by businesses because segregated communication was a problem that seemed to have no solution (other than hiring more people and buying more tools).
Even Enjoy Minder has partnered with RD Station Conversas to implement Multichannel Communication — because we drink from the source itself and practice each of the tips we give you!
Humanization is the key word for Digital Marketing trends in 2024. I hope there is no doubt about that!
10. Influencer Marketing and Micro Influencers
Influencer Marketing continues its expansion trajectory in 2024, with an emphasis on collaboration with micro influencers.
The rise of these niche influencers is redefining marketing strategies by offering reach and engagement advantages to more segmented audiences.
Unlike macro influencers, micro influencers have more restricted but highly engaged audiences.
This feature makes them more effective when directing messages to specific niches, providing a truer and closer connection with the target audience.
Another important factor is that this strategy is expanding its reach to areas such as health, sustainability, and other ever-expanding niches.
By 2024, brands can expect collaboration with micro-influencers to be an approach used to gain trust and engagement with targeted audiences!
11. Responsible marketing and sustainability
With increasing consumer expectations regarding social responsibility and the ESG agenda as a whole, an area within Marketing that is more committed to this issue has been growing.
In 2024, brands will be challenged to go beyond marketing strategies and integrate sustainable practices into all stages of their operations, not only to sell the idea of sustainability, but to show that they apply its principles consistently.
These consumers look for brands that demonstrate a real commitment to social and environmental issues, as well as transparency in corporate actions.
Incorporating sustainability into marketing strategies, in addition to meeting public expectations, also opens up opportunities to tell more authentic stories.
Thus, a brand narrative aligned with sustainable values creates stronger emotional connections with consumers.
12. AR and VR Immersion in Marketing
AR (Augmented Reality) and VR (Virtual Reality) are changing Marketing campaigns and creating interactive and immersive experiences for the public.
In 2024, it will be even better!
AR allows consumers to virtually try out products before purchasing, while VR allows them to experience entirely new environments.
Furthermore, both enable the creation of more participatory campaigns with high engagement potential, in which consumers become an active part of the narrative.
13. Adapting to the post-cookie era
This transition is redefining ad personalization and online tracking. With growing concerns about data privacy, companies face challenges in targeting their audiences.
Thus, the post-cookie era requires a reassessment of traditional data collection, processing and use strategies. Brands now need to explore increasingly secure and transparent methods to understand consumer behavior and personalize campaigns.
Furthermore, more transparent and ethical strategies are also ways to strengthen consumer confidence amid regulatory changes.
In 2024, brands will be focused on strategies that respect user privacy while continuing to deliver relevant and contextualized experiences.
14. Usability and usefulness
The constant search for optimization is a trademark of companies like Google, which is committed to improving its mechanisms to strengthen SEO without sacrificing User Experience.
Therefore, companies are investing in improving the usability of their websites and applications, ensuring that users find information quickly and intuitively.
Additionally, optimization aims to reduce resource consumption, such as mobile data, providing a better experience.
This development not only meets users’ expectations but also strengthens the brands’ online presence .
In other words, the search for optimization reflects companies’ commitment to offering good digital experiences and this contributes to their increased visibility on the Internet.
Digital Marketing Trends: What has been consolidated?
Now that you have experienced the changes for the year that has just begun, let’s see which trends from previous years have really taken hold in the present:
15. Inbound Marketing as good marketing practices
When Inbound Marketing gained traction in Brazil, it was considered “The New Marketing” — it was nothing more than a trend.
Today, the practice of Inbound Marketing is so vital to the functioning of a Digital Marketing strategy that it is treated as a collection of good practices to achieve success.
Thus, Inbound Marketing is no longer just a trend, it has become a consolidated and fundamental practice for success in the digital environment.
The customer-centric strategy, focused on attracting, engaging and converting leads, has demonstrated such impactful results that there is no longer any doubt about its value.
Companies have adopted Inbound strategies comprehensively, recognizing the importance of creating relevant content, establishing authority in their sector and strengthening relationships with customers, working on the most strategic channels.
16. Content Marketing
Since 2013, Content Marketing has been embraced by Digital Marketing and the trend is for it to continue functioning as an online traffic magnet.
Content Marketing has been so popular that it is difficult to talk about Inbound Marketing (or good Digital Marketing practices) without mentioning the creation of content to generate clicks through SEO and a lot of engagement on social media.
The attention of large companies to this type of media clearly shows how powerful this strategy is to stand out on the Internet!
17. Mobile Marketing
Brazil has more cell phones than people (seriously), so it’s expected that most digital traffic will happen via smartphone.
For this reason, the optimization of platforms, content and ads for cell phones has exploded in recent years and continues to be one of the most important features in implementing a profitable Digital Marketing plan.
And the advantage of Marketing for mobile devices is that, unlike computers, cell phones allow detailed identification of user behavior.
This identification facilitates the segmentation of highly personalized content, with high conversion rates.
Furthermore, cell phones accompany Brazilians everywhere: in bed with their partners, on a walk in the street or even in the bathroom.
It is an open door through which companies are sought out and invited to enter by the owners themselves — as long as the website is responsive, of course!
18. Video Marketing
Every company wants to get a piece of the tsunami that has been short videos.
From TikTok to YouTube Shorts (including Instagram and Facebook Reels and Stories), this type of media has a high potential for viralization and is capable of making a company grow organically overnight.
In addition to short videos, the old practice of using audiovisual content to increase landing page conversion by up to 80% remains valid for the following years.
The main focus is on educational content, reinforcing the company’s humanization and honesty in transforming the public’s lives through the products and services it serves.
The more useful, easy to understand and dynamic the video is, the greater the chances of it remaining a source of traffic or potentially lifelong conversion.
19. Big Data
What would companies do without collecting (and interpreting) data on audience behavior?
The trend now is no longer the collection of data itself (which has been happening for several years), but rather the new conversations sparked by global movements to regulate the use of this data.
In this context, companies are using massive data sets to understand consumer preferences, identify patterns and anticipate market trends.
However, the increasing use of Big Data brings with it ethical challenges, especially in privacy.
Due to collection control policies, such as the LGPD, marketers are being directed to adopt responsible practices regarding collecting, understanding, using and protecting people’s data.
Understanding the impact of virtual screening on the public’s mental health will force the market to be even more creative to do better than what has been done so far.
I repeat: humanization is indeed the big Digital Marketing trend for 2024. Respecting and intentionally caring for customers’ privacy (and sanity) has to be a business priority!
20. LGPD
It is difficult for something to be as consolidated as a law, but that is exactly what the LGPD — the General Data Protection Law — is.
Sanctioned in 2018 to encourage greater responsibility regarding the collection and use of data (with very high fines for violations), the LGPD aims to protect consumer privacy.
This transition is natural and expected, so even if this consolidation continues to become routine in the future, any company that values the humanity of its customers will benefit compared to others.
21. Automation
Using email marketing automation tools and metrics monitoring is not a luxury — it is already standard.
In addition to multiplying the generation of hot leads, much closer to the brand’s communication channels, automation saves time and increases productivity within the company.
Growing a business without an automation program is very, very difficult in today’s environment — and things won’t get any easier in the future!
22. Golden Instagram Moment
Instagram grew a lot in 2021, but as TikTok became the most downloaded app in the world in early 2022, it had to rush to adapt to the competition.
The response came mainly with the emergence of the “Reels” function, to stay relevant amid the trends of short-form video content.
But Instagram has not only embraced the format popularized by TikTok, it has also added unique features, cementing its position as a versatile platform for content creation and consumption.
Meta’s social network has changed its algorithm here and there, and has managed to remain the one that generates the most revenue through advertisers (compared to TikTok), preserving its leadership in the market.
Thus, Instagram is consolidated and has existed for more than 10 years, having a huge group of loyal users, accustomed to the platform’s communication and media consumption system.
But it is worth highlighting that TikTok has also consolidated itself in the country and has already surpassed the mark of 74.1 million active users in January 2022.
23. WhatsApp Marketing
By expanding the functionality of an instant messenger into a growing social network , WhatsApp opened the doors for businesses to use the platform to interact and sell.
Through product catalogs and Conversational Marketing support, WhatsApp Marketing is multiplying sales for many businesses.
Along with Multichannel Communication or even on its own, WhatsApp is definitely a trend that has consolidated itself and continues to show enormous growth potential.
24. Telegram
Telegram’s audience is divided into super-heated groups that orbit around specific niches, making this instant communicator a unique tool for rapport, nurturing, and selling.
It is the ideal space to get in touch with the public (with a very high delivery rate), provide rich materials and make offers to an audience that is as prepared to buy as that of WhatsApp.
Telegram came slowly and consolidated itself in Digital Marketing (and even in politics) for Brazilians in 2022.
25. Relationship via chatbots
As I mentioned in the Conversational Marketing section, a company’s relationship with its customers via chatbots has not only been consolidated, but has also evolved into an even more humanized strategy.
There is no doubt that this channel has expanded the way of reaching customers and profiting from platforms that resolve doubts, integrate into their routine and direct them to a team ready to close a deal.
26. Podcasts
Despite having suddenly spread across the Internet, podcasts had not yet proven themselves as a consolidated Digital Marketing trend.
Now, on the other hand, there is also no doubt about the weight and influence that audio content (sometimes accompanied by video) has on the public’s routine.
More and more people have been preferring this format because it is easy to consume, is usually better curated, and is almost always super specific about the topic it covers.
Not to mention that podcasts are delivered by the voices of other human beings whispered into their ears: an intimate relationship that awakens trust, closeness and intimacy with the presenters.
It is still a consolidated trend to be explored, because there are many creative ways to use this content format to expand a Digital Marketing strategy.
27. Referral Marketing
After Rodrigo Noll generated more than R$20 million in recurring revenue with the Referral Marketing strategy, I decided to ask him how he did it!
He explained that everyone recommends something to someone. Giving input on other people’s lives (and sharing what worked for us) is a natural reaction of human beings — highly social creatures.
The difference between Rodrigo and you when using Referral Marketing is that he doesn’t let this referral happen in a passive or unstructured way.
Companies like Netflix, Uber and especially Nubank take advantage of this human tendency to influence the minds of others to create a cycle of basically infinite referrals. For example:
- A service is created to solve an obvious problem that no one has solved yet;
- This service does not create many barriers to entry, to allow more and more people to join;
- Companies promote social interactions through humanized campaigns;
- And people, surprised and pleased by the ease of use and adherence to the service, spread the word that “You need to download this application!”
The more you delight the customer (and the more you suggest that the business would be good for people they know too, as Airbnb did), the more likely you are to profit from Referral Marketing.
28. Voice Search
I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but feature updates for voice navigation on cell phones and computers have been frequent and increasingly intelligent.
This is not only because the public has been demanding ease of use through voice commands and searches, but because large companies have been launching headphones and smart devices with an interface controlled entirely by speech (without buttons).
In other words, voice search represents a change in the way users interact with search engines and connected devices.
However, the consolidation of this trend depends on several factors, including the evolution of technology, massive adoption by consumers and optimization by brands.
Although voice search has gained relevance in recent years, its full consolidation is still in process.
As voice assistants like Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa become more integrated into everyday life, voice search will continue to grow.
What happened to the Digital Marketing trends that didn’t take hold?
The Digital Marketing scenario is dynamic, and not all emerging trends achieve the expected consolidation.
Several factors influence the success or failure of a trend, making this phenomenon a constant challenge for Marketing professionals and companies.
Some reasons may be:
- Changes in consumer preferences;
- Unexpected technological advances;
- Lack of adaptation of brands to market needs;
- Fierce competition;
- Market saturation;
- Changes in data regulations.
When analyzing trends that failed to take hold, it is important to learn from these experiences to adjust future strategies and avoid similar pitfalls.
Here are two examples of trends that didn’t take hold:
IGTV
Instagram’s IGTV has been marketed as a colossal trend. It has even forced users to post content only on this audiovisual channel on the network.
However, IGTV did not count on the rise of short videos, and that’s when it lost strength and needed to optimize the formula by integrating new features.
Thus was born the popular Reels tab: a reinterpretation of everything that IGTV promised to become (and then some) to compete with TikTok and hold its position against the imminent YouTube Shorts.
AMP
AMP stands for Accelerated Mobile Pages and caused controversy when it was implemented.
The idea was to give priority in search results to pages with Google AMP and (arguably) better optimization of loading speed for mobile phones and tablets.
This forced websites to use this Google platform — or be forgotten in searches!
Noticing how limiting this attitude was (and how companies did not embrace the model), Google dropped AMP and decided to keep the Internet a more independent, fair, and even faster place.
And what are you going to do about it?
You see, none of the trends mentioned in this guide are cake recipes, right? They change frequently and can backfire, especially when followed without common sense.
This is because Digital Marketing trends are just indicators of what may or may not work in a given strategy.
The success of a strategy will always be linked to the context in which the company finds itself: the resources it has, the market it operates in, and the knowledge it has of the public it wants to reach.
That’s why Enjoy Minder continues to update itself, with a multidisciplinary team, specialized in identifying these changes and testing them internally before offering them to customers.
As I said, we are a Digital Marketing agency that drinks from its own source: our team tests and knows how to follow the rules of the platform game, even when the pieces change places!
Request EnjoyMinder’s free Digital Marketing diagnosis to find out which of these trends is best suited for your business to take off in 2024. Don’t rely on luck — guarantee your victory!
