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The aim of this article is to examine the impact of Covid-19 on marketing and advertising
strategies in a global context, with particular references to China and Germany. To reveal the
changes, the situation in marketing and advertising strategies within the international context
before and during the pandemic is compared. The differences between traditional and digital
marketing are analysed; the marketing techniques to boost marketing strategies are revealed;
the peculiarities and future trends in the advertising strategies of both countries are discussed.
We discovered that in the last decade companies, advertising agencies and marketers of both
countries have spent a lot on digital advertising, year by year increasing investments and
expenditures. It was concluded that digital marketing and digital channels are the best way to
reach customers, especially in a time of the Covid-19 era. Despite the immediate drop in
advertising spending, especially at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic (15% decline in
China and 8 % in Germany), trends towards the development of digital advertising will continue
in post-crisis recovery.