Marketing leaders do not need another year of chasing disconnected innovation.
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Marketing leaders do not need another year of chasing disconnected innovation.
In the end, my take on Kellogg’s strategy is that it is a great idea for this moment in marketing, authentic to the brands, and offers a great creative canvas, but Kellogg’s should start planning what’s next because these strategies have a shorter shelf life than the products they are helping sell.
As categories continue to slide into a homogenous and undistinguished middle, a mindset shift is required.
Continued investment in tech-based solutions have streamlined the process and enhanced their efficiencies.
Times change, but the hallmarks of great advertising don’t, now matter how blindsided marketers become with performance marketing results.
Your brand name: nothing will be used more often or for longer. It’s the cornerstone of your relationship with customers.
B2B marketing has the potential to be electrifying, and should no longer be paralyzed by a culture of conservatism.
According to data from Winmo, 31% of tech brands that reported layoffs in Q4 2022 and/or Q1 2023 have hired new CMOs and/or agency partners in Q1 2023.
The word “creative” needs to be redefined to reflect an expression of novel ideas which are designed to solving business problems.
Brands must understand and adapt to shifting consumer behaviour, and be ready to reshape and reset in short order.
We all know measuring brand activity and aligning it with business objectives is critical to effective marketing.
Advertisers and agencies’ rising confidence in Advanced TV channels is grounded in their ability to deliver against marketing priorities.
Measuring the effectiveness of brand experiences is what clients have been asking agencies forever. GMR has the answers.
If there’s little relevance to context and people are left confused, your brand may still be remembered, just not for the right reasons.
Brand ambassadors aren’t simply extensions of your brand – they ARE your brand and should be as well trained as a full-time team member.