Insights
Our collection of past work, important updates, and latest reflections
How Suite 66 is handling COVID-19
COVID-19 is having a significant impact on the daily lives of people around the world. This is an unprecedented situation, it is fast moving and is creating much uncertainty. As appropriate health measures upend daily routines…
Case Study: Reaching a national audience through local voices with Swoop
Swoop was looking to connect with budget conscious consumers to generate awareness and excitement around their ultra-low cost flights from four major Canadian markets.
Suite 66 signs exclusive representation deal with Nightlife
Suite 66, in their most recent representation deal, has become the exclusive sales partner for Nightlife.ca, Montreal’s French-language lifestyle site and guide for urban living.
5 things Suite 66 values about client relationships
Here at Suite 66, we value our clients: we can only be successful if they are. To keep these connections strong, we do all we can to engage our clients and encourage a positive and lasting.
4 trends from Q1 2019 anticipated to influence the auto industry’s future
Suite 66’s partners take a look into the future of the auto industry and continue to deliver thought-provoking, original auto content.
Increase conversions by improving your customer’s online experience
It takes several important elements to create an effective campaign but just one failed detail could cause serious problems. Identifying this element isn’t always easy…
Sponsored Content vs. Advertorial. What’s the difference?
There are so many effective ways to amplify a brand or product. Let’s take a dive into the definitions of advertorial and sponsored content, and take a moment to understand how they differ from one another.
Four trends anticipated to influence the auto industry’s future
Demand for content about the ever-changing automotive industry never ceases, and lucky for us here at Suite 66, our partners continue to deliver thought-provoking, original auto content.
Why the right strategy matters
For smaller organizations who operate without an autonomous marketing team, it often becomes a challenge to lay out a structured media strategy. But why does it matter?