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Most of today's best ads are entirely forgettable. We simply have too much information and too many pitches coming at us all day every day to pay attention, or to hold on to that information once we do. Now, brand experience is the name of the game. When a brand provides an experiential moment that involves people in their brand story, people are much more receptive to the message and they're ready to …
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"The owl has landed." I like a provocative headline. And I like a print campaign that invites readers to know more (like this one from KesselsKramer). I also love a brand with great stories and a rich legacy. Kentucky Owl Bourbon was originally founded in 1879 but was forced to close during prohibition. The heritage brand was relaunched in 2017 as a luxury, small-batch product. THE WISEMAN is the …
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Packaging matters, especially at the point of sale. Sometimes a product's packaging makes all the difference. For instance, the Bud Light Seltzer Retro pack, which features a tie-dye design, quickly became a favorite this summer, generating a 3.5% share of the entire hard seltzer category. Loud Enough to Blow A Hole in the Wall The brand’s latest campaign titled, “The Loudest Flavors Ever” features rising comedic …
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What's in a name? If we're talking about the Washington Redskins, the answer is simple—bias and overtly racist thinking are in the name. Same with Squaw Valley, the famous resort near Lake Tahoe. So, Squaw Valley is no more. Palisades Tahoe is the new name. https://youtu.be/iN-cpfqFP7Q High Country News spoke to Darrel Cruz, director of the Tribal Historic Preservation Office at the Washoe Tribe about the …
Ads present the product or service in the right light to motivate consideration and purchase. Content marketing is something different. Content-fueled campaigns are designed to please people and that's pretty much it. In other words, content is a gift from the brand, not a clever request to purchase. Content also rewards customers and provides a way to share values between the sponsoring company and its audience …
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Some brands are searching for a purpose. Other brands focus on purpose from day one because it's an expression of the company's core values and because it's good for business. Emotion moves people to pay attention, care, and buy. The following short film from Hyundai is packed with raw emotion. https://youtu.be/5xAXnkOvepg Paul Imhoff has been successful at orchestrating integrated marketing campaigns …
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Nearly half of all Americans describe the news media as “very biased,” according to survey conducted in 2020 by Knight Foundation and Gallup. “That’s a bad thing for democracy,” says John Sands, director of learning and impact at the Knight Foundation. “When half of Americans have some sort of doubt about the veracity of the news they consume, it’s going to be impossible for our democracy to function.” The study …
Food is the single largest component that takes up space in U.S. landfills. U.S. residents waste almost 40 million tons of food every year – more than any other country in the world. In fact, the average American family of four discards $1,600 a year in fresh produce. This colossal waste contributes to global warming and does nothing to address the global hunger crisis. The Dole Sunshine Company is bringing …
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