In order to keep up with rapid industry change, brands must now consider marketing as a product for consumers.
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Snickers wants to make sure the “Top Gear” host doesn’t go hungry on set, in a play on their “You’re not you when you’re hungry” campaign.
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One important question brands need to be asking themselves is whether their advertising efforts actually deliver value and aid the consumer journey.
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Brands used International Women’s Day to communicate messages about gender quality, empowerment and domestic abuse.
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In an age of rapid technological development, how does a brand stay connected to its audience and continue to serve compelling content?
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Brands like Smirnoff, Ritz, and Sour Patch Kids apply marketing principles gleaned from startups to avoid industry disruption.
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Are brands doing enough to build positive relationships with ethnic and minority communities outside of Black History month?
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