In today’s foodie world, mouthwatering animal products flash in your eyes wherever you turn. It’s not easy to resist the temptation of that perfectly seared steak or golden crispy fried chicken, but some people manage to withstand the urge by choosing a vegetarian or vegan diet. But why do they make that choice?
Part of Craveity’s mission is to inspire and educate people about good, healthy and sustainable food. That’s what inspired our mini social media campaign for this winter.
Can you smell the pumpkin spices in the air? Yes, it means Halloween just passed. But it also means time has become your worst enemy if you haven’t started your holiday marketing.
As usual, the business world has been buzzing with the latest and greatest technique for getting in front of customers – multichannel marketing. With all the excitement around it, chances are you’re at least somewhat familiar with the term. But just in case, we’ll start by discussing exactly what “multichannel marketing” is and why it’s..
We’ve talked a lot about trends in the food industry from the move towards fresher ingredients to snackification. What we haven’t talked about yet is lab-grown food. And ready or not; it’s happening now.
As an entrepreneur, staying focused is not easy, but feasible. These three habits may be killing your ability to focus every day.
A strong digital audience base is one indicator of success in digital marketing. Even if you start early, building your audience can be time-consuming. It is a gradual process of establishing a relationship through meaningful conversations. You should focus on topics that interest people so you can engage and possibly inspire them to take actions.
Ammanuel Melaku Ayalew has joined Craveity Marketing as our newest Digital Content Marketing Intern. Please welcome him to the team!
The moment you decide to become an entrepreneur is the best time to start interacting with your digital audience. Are you surprised?
I was asked a question the other day that caught my attention:“Are all sustainable food products organic?” It seems like a simple question, but it made me think deeper about some growing buzz words: “sustainable” and “organic.” What do they really mean?
