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Importance of environmental audit for devising effective marketing strategies

The early 1990s were marked by great change in the auditing profession. The prevailing theory of audit testing asserted that the audit was a process “designed to produce reliability and validity in financial statements.” However, as firms became stronger and more global, they demanded more sophisticated insights into what went into their financial reports. This led to a series of new developments in modern auditing, including the paperless audit, integrated audit studies, risk-based audits and third-party audits.

Patient Engagement for Hospital and Clinic

Patient engagement in healthcare

Patient focus is not the new term nowadays, but it is the mission for all the pharmaceutical companies, healthcare providers, and all other stakeholders in this industry. Almost all companies who want to have sustainable growth must focus on their patients. Patients in digital life 4.0 have different demands in comparison with patients in the past decade. People are looking for better diagnostic, better treatment, better healthcare and above all, healthcare experience should be easier than before.

Product Market Fit - What, When and How

Finding out if your startup has product-market fit — that is, if you have validated that there’s a market for your product and people will pay money for it — sounds like something you have to do later in the process, when your business is already well on its way. But finding out whether your startup has PMF is important because it means you can justify investing resources during the next stage of growth.

Is Corporate Social Responsibility a Marketing Strategy?

The public today not only evaluates a good brand by its annual cash value, but also by its impact and responsibility on society as a whole. By incorporating these new paradigms into the brand portfolio, Unilever has been able to develop brands that create significant value for society through their relationships with employees, entrepreneurs and consumers. In recent years, the term CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) has become increasingly popular. The public has become more concerned about companies and the environment, in particular because businesses are discharging untreated waste into rivers and mangroves. Cases like this have made the public even more concerned about the issue: corporate responsibility for sustainable development of the community.

Assessing the ROI of Most Commonly Used Digital Marketing Strategies

How to measure Employee satisfaction in your business?

How do clients perceive businesses that advertise on Facebook?

How lockdown situations affect the PR activities of the organization

We face both personal and professional setbacks in our daily lives, but it doesn’t mean we should be pessimistic about our hopes and aspirations. With COVID-19 affecting almost every country, business is under a huge threat as well. But we can still be optimistic about our future because so many people are working towards finding a cure for COVID-19, which could help us get back to normal again one day soon. We must continue to stand up for those around us and put out love in the world. The truth is that in this era, it is impossible to control the world without the help of social media. So public relations has been changed from a “means” drive to a “citizen”-centric approach; instead of trying to influence people, we are actually listening to them and communicating with them through a number of communication channels – PR firms, consultants, blogs and other social networks.

Communication Skills and Professionalism