As digital grows ever more present and influential in American life, scrutiny over its impact on our attitudes, actions, relationships, and culture will be higher than ever. Strategies born in the first era of digital need to adapt to this new reality where, amid the change, brands have rich opportunities for experimentation and even deeper impact. Dive deeper with The Richards Group’s Ten Digital Trends for 2020 – and beyond. Go to richards.com/trends to read all the Ten Digital Trends for 2020. Have a question or would like to debate a particular trend? Please feel free to reach out to us
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