By Steve Cwik, senior writer and brand storyteller for RAPP Positive marketing strategies can foster…
TikTok Advertising has quickly become the “new” Instagram or Snapchat and a highly effective way to reach young, affluent millennials and the early adopters who like to stay current on all the trends.
If we learned one thing from this year’s Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games, it’s that we need more moments like it.
If your brand chooses dialogue over monologue, engages authentically with its communities, remains ready to respond to its audience, and stays consistent with its own core truth, then you will have more than just a perfunctory social media presence. Instead, your brand will be part of the community and truly present.
Lead entrepreneurs have a critical role to play powering creative agencies through today’s competitive landscape.
Now the shockwaves have passed from Google’s latest announcement, it should be clear to all advertisers and agencies that even if the cookie isn’t cut off completely, its power will diminish over time.
By leveraging their position and visibility, brands can be prominent in helping drive healthy conversations, share useful information, and promote trustworthy news sources. They can help arm young voters with the insight they need to make the most of this cultural moment, proving their relevance to this audience, and forging connections that last through the election and beyond.
The message to the industry is clear: the evolving consumer landscape is calling for a new type of agency, one that represents the diverse mainstream, and balances inclusivity with specificity.
To truly connect with today’s consumers, brands must become relatable. Audio storytelling accomplishes that goal in a unique way by allowing consumers to hear an unvarnished account of what a brand is doing and why.
