The best examples of Social Media in Poland

Campaigns in social media in Poland are becoming more and more creative every year. Not only is the number of users of popular platforms growing, but also the number of brands themselves. Advertisers therefore need to know the novelties offered by individual platforms to stand out from the competition. The importance of influencers, new technological…

The most interesting examples of PR in Poland

In recent years, many interesting PR campaigns have abounded in Poland. More and more brands use creative ways to reach their audience to build a positive image: both through traditional media, social media and outdoor campaigns. See the most interesting examples of PR activities in Poland recently selected by us! OLX and “It happened to the…

The best campaigns of Influencer marketing in Poland

How to plan, implement and measure the effects of an influencer marketing campaign in Poland? How to match the right influencers to the company’s profile and marketing goals? Influencer marketing in Poland is constantly growing in importance and more and more foreign companies are successfully using it to promote among Polish clients. See the most interesting campaigns…

The biggest Polish influencers

Influencer marketing in Poland is currently one of the most often chosen types of online promotions for brands – especially among large, foreign brands. Currently, this market is very diverse, and the most popular Polish influencers can boast a reach of up to several million fans. Who are the biggest Polish influencers in particular industries?…

What do Poles not like? – Public relations in Poland

Regardless of whether you deal with B2B, B2C, product or corporate public relations, your actions must always be adapted to the market in which you direct your message. Often, what works in Great Britain, the USA or Western European countries may prove to be a complete failure on the Polish market. Poles are a specific…

Evolution of Polish consumers in Britain

According to the results of a survey carried out by the Institute of Public Affairs[1] Poles in Britain are still perceived as cheap labour, people who have come in order to support their families in their motherland. According to this stereotype these are people who live in a rented room and buy products and services…