News and views from the Wildfire team
This blog post is an extract from Wildfire’s latest guide, “The science of B2B influence”. If marketing campaigns are to be believed, B2B buyers are
Read moreSociety generally views health through the lens of physical health, but our mental health can be just as important. This is especially the case right
Read moreThe question of whether social media is bad for our mental health is something that has been debated for several years. This isn’t a surprise
Read more2020 has not been our year. If you had told me a year ago there would have been a time when it was illegal for
Read moreIt’s been a long time since I had a dedicated music player as part of my daily pocket check, and I bet that’s the same
Read moreCoronavirus and the subsequent lockdown have catalysed business change. Businesses offering ‘non-essential’ services have been closed for several months. The consumers that could keep these
Read moreOver the years I have seen a LOT of funnels. Sales funnels, marketing funnels, long and short funnels, funnel-shaped funnels and funnels that look nothing
Read moreWith most of us working from home, the Wildfire social team had to dramatically re-think our annual summer party this year. During our planning stage
Read moreHere we are, day 7,000 of working from home, and within that time you have probably done over 50,000 Zoom calls. While I might be
Read moreEvery year, technology surprises us with an incredible announcement or another new and useful device that speeds up an everyday task, makes our lives better
Read moreThis summer will go down in history as one of staycations — with up to half price dining out during the week, virtual parties over
Read moreFollowing a series of COVID-19 flare-ups around the world, thousands of summer holidays are now up in the air, with trips cancelled and travellers forced
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