Hamna Farrukh is a high-on-life but low-on-energy writer who found her passion for writing after completing a degree in Economics, which is carefully kept in a folder somewhere in a drawer. Her interest in marketing and advertisement peaked while working for Ishtehari, and finally, Synergyzer gave her bickering thoughts a much-needed voice through the platform to talk about shitty ads (some good ones) being made in Pakistan.
Synergyzer: Can you share a bit about your journey in marketing and how you ended up at Unilever? Sara: As an aspiring business...
The fight against tobacco in Pakistan has gained momentum over the years, with anti-tobacco organizations (ATOs) advocating for stricter laws. While their intentions...
The marketing world is changing with the blink of an eye and staying ahead of the curve is no longer synonymous with being...
Synergyzer sat down with Dr. Sara Saeed Khurram and Dr. Iffat Zafar, the visionary co-founders of Sehat Kahani, a groundbreaking telemedicine platform in...
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If you watch TV or use social media, you’ve likely come across the ubiquitous Lemon Max ads or a TikToker performing the ad’s...
Launching a new product in today’s competitive market involves more than just a great idea; it necessitates an effective strategy incorporating detailed market...
In an exclusive interview, Faiza Zafar, TikTok’s Partnership Manager for Global Business Solutions in Pakistan and Bangladesh, discusses the disruptive effect TikTok for...
Synergyzer: Firstly, congratulations on yet another successful Wrapped year! What difference did the company see in this year’s Wrapped compared to last year?...
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