Author: Markus Siuda

Markus Siuda founded his first association at the age of 15, with which he independently gained his first experience in online marketing. At that time, it was to promote his own events and his band. Over the years, he was able to gain a lot of experience in agencies and in marketing in startups and large companies. In 2014, he finally founded the agency Corvis with his brother Martin H. Siuda with the goal of using his knowledge for the measurable success of his clients. Markus Siuda combines advertising expertise with marketing know-how and online marketing skills to create a unique performance concept.

Quick rethinking in the crisis?

Over the past few days, I’ve been in video conferences almost continuously with companies that need support. I am honestly overwhelmed by how many entrepreneurs are currently growing beyond themselves and trying to overcome this crisis AND support their fellow human beings.

Opportunities for companies in times of crisis

The current measures to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus have hit many companies hard and present them with unimagined challenges. With this article I do not want to sugarcoat the situation, but I would still like to show you, as far as possible, opportunities in marketing and digitization. Because every crisis also opens up opportunities that should be seized.

All-in contracts are burning people out and they can’t reach their full potential

With his performance marketing agency Corvis, Markus Siuda strives to combine an “anti-burnout culture” with outstanding performance. In this interview, he tells us how this is supposed to work.

Fundraising mit Social Media Ads: Warum das Dein wichtigster digitaler Neuspender Kanal sein muss

Warum jetzt der richtige Zeitpunkt ist, datengetriebenes Social Media Fundraising als ernsthaften Kanal für die Neuspender Akquise wahrzunehmen, erkläre ich in meinem ersten Blog-Artikel für Corvis.

5 Vorteile einer Always-On-Kampagne auf Facebook

Vermutlich ist dir auch bereits der Satz untergekommen, dass heute kein Weg mehr an Always-on vorbeiführt. Oft hört man, dass diese Kampagnen sinnvoller sind und für Unternehmen auch besser funktionieren. Vermutlich hast auch du schon davon gehört und kamst öfters mit dieser Empfehlung in Berührung. Aber was steckt eigentlich dahinter?