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Brands that fail to see that aren’t just outdated – they’re actively choosing to lose. The money, the influence, the future of spending power is right in front of us.
All too often, brands and their agencies rely on established channels without going the extra yard to see where else they can engage their audiences. By inserting their messaging into more intimate corridors of people’s everyday experiential lives, brands have the ability to connect to their audiences more seamlessly and meaningfully.
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