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The coronavirus pandemic created a lot of uncertainty for businesses. Many sales professionals lost opportunities and struggled navigating the new sales environment.

Unsurprisingly, many businesses have had to completely change their digital marketing strategy as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

The impact of the global coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis is anticipated to last for at least 12 months. This means it has never been more important for marketers and business owners to adapt and innovate to survive.

We're excited to announce North Metropolitan TAFE student Mitchell Do as the inaugural winner of Bonfire's Kindling Project, an initiative for young WA creatives to receive industry recognition.

This years’ Campaign Brief Awards looked a little different due to the coronavirus pandemic, with guests tuning in from home to watch the announcement on Facebook Live.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has changed a lot. For businesses, the current climate is an opportunity to be agile and adapt your approach to digital marketing.

At Bonfire, we've taken a very proactive approach to the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, which we'd like to share with you.

As a digital performance agency, growth is at our core. To continue to deliver the best results for our clients, we have added four new "bright minds" to our team.

With 2020 off and racing, now is the time to adapt to the rapidly evolving changes in digital marketing.

It didn’t take long for Google to release its first confirmed core algorithm update of the year, announcing the release of its January 2020 Core Update on January 14.

As we enter a new decade, it’s necessary to be aware of the latest developments within the search marketing world.

Marketing, technology and consumers behaviour are forever evolving. In 2020, it’s crucial for marketers to anticipate trends and prepare their digital marketing strategy accordingly.