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Most Canadian brands are playing social media like it's 2018. The platforms have changed, the algorithms have changed, and the audience has changed. Here's what winning looks like in 2026.
The 2026 federal election cycle is revealing a stark divide between campaigns that have embraced data-driven strategy and those still running on instinct. The results are predictable.
Building a Shopify store is not a digital commerce strategy. Most brands have confused the tool with the strategy, and they're paying for it in stagnant revenue and rising customer acquisition costs.
The old crisis communications playbook — stay quiet, gather facts, respond in 48 hours — was built for a media environment that no longer exists. Here's the new framework.
After several high-profile polling misses in recent Canadian elections, the industry is undergoing a serious methodological reckoning. Here's where things stand.
Most independent digital news publications fail within two years. The ones that survive share a set of operational and strategic characteristics that have nothing to do with the quality of their journalism.
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