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Oh Snap. That selfie is actually ‘influencer marketing’
Your favorite celebrity on Instagram isn’t just showing you her favorite pair of shades in that selfie on the beach – she is likely getting paid by the brand to endorse the product to millions of followers –this is the … Continue reading
Advertisements are Breaking Stereotypes of Women, But What about Men?
Audi’s “Daughter” has certainly been one of the most talked commercials in this year’s Super Bowl, with 12 million views on YouTube and ranked the third on Ad Meter (Ad Meter, 2017). Narrated by the voice of a father, this … Continue reading
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Tagged advertisements, Brand, gender equality, Marketing, Marketing to Women
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Cutting the Cord is Back and the Future is Bright – My Buyer Journey
[http://www.technologytell.com/hometech/files/2013/08/rabbitears.jpg] I first cut the cord on cable TV several years ago. More than a way to save money, it was a practical step, being a busy consultant flying over 100k miles a year. There was no point of subscribing … Continue reading
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Tagged Advertising, Branding, buyer journey, cut the cord, internet tv, Marketing, psvue, slingtv, Social Media
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Diversity in Marketing
Commercials have come along way in the last decade. Prior to 2010 the likelihood of finding a company that would take a chance to feature anything else but a “traditional family” was hard find. Hearken back the olden days when … Continue reading
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Tagged aulani, black community, blog, Cheerios, Disney, diveristy, gay community, General Mills, inclusive, lgbt, Marketing, MCM, USC
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Brand Loyalty. A Marketing Paradox?
Brand loyalty. The holy grail of branding, marketing, and advertising. It is believed to be the byproduct of building deep connections and meaningful relationships between customers and their beloved brands. Once you earn your customers’ loyalty, then you can count on it to defend or even increase your … Continue reading
After Focusing on “Real Women,” Now “Real Men”? Dove’s “Men+Care” Campaign
In the Dove case study (Deighton, 2008), we learned why its “Campaign for Real Beauty” became arguably one of the most talked-about and successful integrated marketing campaigns in the last decade. Not only did it break new ground (such as … Continue reading
“MINION” MANIA: HOW FAR IS TOO FAR? – A DISCUSSION OPENER ABOUT VIRAL MARKETING.
The world is at our fingertips so to speak when it comes to marketing communications. If we can dream of it, we can most certainly do it. As technology continues to prosper and trending or viral topics are a dime … Continue reading
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Tagged budgets, comarketing, discussion, Marketing, minionhate, minions, overmarketing, universalpictures
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