Why Is Pakistan’s News Media Ignoring Gen Z?
Gen Z are interested in the news. They are just not interested in the way it is presented to them by the country’s news media organisations, argues Zahra Salah Uddin.
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Being Karachista
A day in the life of Salima Feerasta aka Karachista, one of Pakistan’s prominent lifestyle influencers.
Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Despite technological advancements and the efforts of forward-facing local companies, the aspirations of most Pakistani consumers are constantly held in check by a country in a state of semi-permanent uncertainty.
“Baby, You Can Drive My Car – Yes, I’m Gonna Be a Star”
The confluence of new-age consumers and influencers is creating a culture of off-the-wall aspirations, writes Yawar Iqbal.
“We are in a period of transition, and the question is, how do we prepare for this to ensure we provide the best solutions for our clients?”
Ateeq-ur-Rehman, CEO, GroupM, speaks to Aurora about how his company is preparing for the transition towards more digitally engaged audiences.
From Influencers to AI
Zohare Ali Shariff examines the changes that have affected PR in the last 25 years.
Chilling With Nescafé
Nescafé rolls out Pakistan's first AI-generated campaign to promote its chilled coffee range.
Capturing Dil, Dimagh and Market Share
In an attention span compromised world, only influencer marketing will work, argues Ad Mad Dude.
Wanting It All in a Single Food Package
Instagramming may be the rage among Gen Z, but influencers not so much, argues Fatima S. Attarwala.
Brand Awareness Is Not Brand Love
Influencer marketing has become a double-edged sword, argues Raaj Kheraj.
“If a certain influencer suddenly becomes famous, we must have the ability to get to her before anyone else”
CEO, Talking Point PK, speaks to Aurora about the impact of social media on the PR function.