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By: The Drum |
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 “We need a strategy for how we are going to use Pokémon Go for our client.”
What I had feared, happened. The insane growth of this alternate reality mobile application had made its way into the forefront of our client’s digital strategy.
Step aside, Snapchat. Step aside, VR. A new shiny object has entered the arena.
Working for a digital agency, shiny new objects are a daily occurrence. Pokémon Go localization, Facebook Messenger bots, Snapchat filter lenses—the list continues and new objects are presented on a regular basis. The key is to focus on what will actually make an impact and what fits within your existing strategy.
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