During this period of extreme uncertainty, brands are finding it increasingly difficult to make informed marketing decisions given that the marketplace and consumer behaviours are changing daily across Africa.
While consumers are under lockdown, brands want to create closer relationships with their customers through relevant, compelling communications and experiences. Therefore, harnessing the power of data and technology is critical in helping businesses survive – now and post-Covid-19.
The DDL Intelligence Centre is a cross-disciplinary solution, developed to help brands work through the issues they face by analysing how best to make decisions with regards to communication, media channels and audience strategies, as well as creative and content development, in order to stay relevant and true to the brand’s value system.
Jaco Lintvelt, managing director for Dentsu Data Labs SSA, said the following about the launch: “Our Intelligence Centre can help solve complex business cases with the data sources that are being pulled together in a unique way from different public and owned-data sets. It will assist brands by giving them real-time access to consumer trends and sentiments, depending on the industry the client is in.”
Jaco Lintvelt, continues: “All the solutions that Dentsu Data Labs sub-Saharan Africa provides to brands will be customised to the business case, focusing on what’s most important for them at this stage of the lockdown.
“Our tailored approach can deliver customised solutions – according to the business requirements and the brand’s specific needs during the lockdown. For each client, we draw on our specialist expertise across our core disciplines to provide a bespoke solution specifically tailored to meet their needs:
“The Intelligence Centre will focus on delivering results that are achievable and immediately actionable.”
To stand a chance to be a part of the Dentsu Data Labs online launch event – contact the team on moc.sigeaustned@ASS.ecivreStneilC. There are a limited number of virtual seats available.
Please note: While the Intelligence Centre is a paid-for service, our commercial models are not designed to generate profit from this public health crisis.
