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Shayne Hensley is nominated for Navy Civilian Photographer of the Year for his work as a GS-11 photographer at the Shipyard Instructional Design Center in Norfolk Naval Shipyard. The center provides audiovisual services to Naval Sea Systems Command and four public shipyards. Shayne excels at high-quality photography, exceptional customer service, and professionalism both on location and in the studio. Customers frequently request him by name and provide highly positive feedback. He is praised as a pleasure to work with and exemplifies the high standards for professional photography set by the Russell Egnor Navy Media Awards.
This document contains the lyrics to the song "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong. The lyrics describe the natural beauty of the world from trees and roses to skies and rainbows. It notes how the colors of the rainbow can be seen on people's faces and in their greetings of "How do you do?" which really means "I love you." The song reflects on watching babies grow and learn more than the singer knows. It concludes by reiterating what a wonderful world it is.
The document discusses search marketing and advertising strategies. It notes that while search is still a major driver of conversions, it only answers existing demand. An effective strategy uses multiple channels like search, social media, display and video across devices to both generate new demand and collect existing demand. Managing the right media and metrics matrix is important to maximize efficiency and returns.
How CoVid19 has changed the way user search online, as they are now LOOKING FOR TRUSTWORTHY INFORMATION - a March 2020 Edelman Trust Barometer CoronaVirus special report
- Consumer searches related to coronavirus, food stockpiling, and home preparation have significantly increased as consumers prepare for potential impacts. Searches for items like bottled water, shelf-stable foods, and home delivery have risen sharply.
- Supply chains face challenges from shutdowns in China and elsewhere as many US companies have limited visibility beyond tier 1 suppliers. Certain industries like electronics are at high risk of component shortages.
- As social distancing measures take effect, consumption of online media and streaming is expected to rise to fill time at home, while other forms of entertainment decline. YouTube searches indicate users seeking community, education, and virtual experiences.
The document discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting consumer behavior and businesses globally. It provides data on how the virus is impacting industries like travel, retail, auto, and consumer goods. Surveys find that consumers expect transparency from brands during the crisis and are turning to social media for information. The crisis requires businesses to focus on continuity, capture demand when it returns, and make long-term structural changes. Communication with customers is important to set expectations around potential delays.
This document discusses the concept of "moments" and how understanding consumer behavior in different moments can help brands better connect with people. It summarizes findings from the Wave survey about how people are increasingly living in the moment and wanting to share moments via social media and photos/videos. Analyzing over 120 key moments reveals differences in which needs are being satisfied, such as relaxation, entertainment or self-expression. Identifying the feelings and platforms that resonate best in each moment type can help brands find ways to enhance those moments and drive engagement.
How CoVid19 has changed the way user search online, as they are now LOOKING FOR TRUSTWORTHY INFORMATION - a March 2020 Edelman Trust Barometer CoronaVirus special report
- Consumer searches related to coronavirus, food stockpiling, and home preparation have significantly increased as consumers prepare for potential impacts. Searches for items like bottled water, shelf-stable foods, and home delivery have risen sharply.
- Supply chains face challenges from shutdowns in China and elsewhere as many US companies have limited visibility beyond tier 1 suppliers. Certain industries like electronics are at high risk of component shortages.
- As social distancing measures take effect, consumption of online media and streaming is expected to rise to fill time at home, while other forms of entertainment decline. YouTube searches indicate users seeking community, education, and virtual experiences.
The document discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting consumer behavior and businesses globally. It provides data on how the virus is impacting industries like travel, retail, auto, and consumer goods. Surveys find that consumers expect transparency from brands during the crisis and are turning to social media for information. The crisis requires businesses to focus on continuity, capture demand when it returns, and make long-term structural changes. Communication with customers is important to set expectations around potential delays.
This document discusses the concept of "moments" and how understanding consumer behavior in different moments can help brands better connect with people. It summarizes findings from the Wave survey about how people are increasingly living in the moment and wanting to share moments via social media and photos/videos. Analyzing over 120 key moments reveals differences in which needs are being satisfied, such as relaxation, entertainment or self-expression. Identifying the feelings and platforms that resonate best in each moment type can help brands find ways to enhance those moments and drive engagement.