Archive for the ‘brand’ Category
Click-to-engage video
Much like the newspaper, traditional television spots are dying. Thanks to continued technological advancement, brands are engaging consumers through interactive web videos that can be clicked through to get more information, play games and download coupons. Not only are users excited to test the video’s abilities, but they are spending more time with the brand. This platform is perfect […]
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Tags: Blendtec, brand, commercials, interactive, web video, YouTube
Mmm, peanutty packaging
Standing in the grocery store checkout, I was conveniently close to a large display of candy coated products. There was no doubt that these tasty treats were strategically placed in reach of my impulse shopper mindset, but which do I choose? Upon first glance, the lucky winner that caught my eye was M&M’s Peanuts. […]
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Tags: brand identity, brand personality, display, distribution, M&M's, package design, peanuts, spokes-character, text, Yellow
Don’t underestimate Overstock
Forget crowed malls, limited product selections and hard to find bargain basements. Online e-commerce is sweeping traditional retail stores under the desk and driving consumers online where closeout prices are at their fingertips. Launched as a premier online company that liquidates excess inventory through the Internet, Overstock is a virtual store that brings the outlet […]
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Tags: brand, brand equity, e-commerce, Overstock.com, public relations, URL, Website
ExxonMobil has defined and tweaked their global marketing programs to reach various minority groups with IMC strategies and promotional campaigns tailored to each segmented audience. As a global refining and supply company, ExxonMobil owns refineries in more than 25 countries and supplies petroleum products around the world, so they thrive in concentrating their marketing efforts […]
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Tags: Esso, Exxon, ExxonMobil, minority, Mobil, Website
Advergaming advantages
Today’s children have a tremendous ability to find, edit and manage their media experiences, and for many of them, the Internet has become a virtual playground. Advergaming, the use of Web-based games to promote popular brands and products, is reaching children faster than ever, and marketers are excited that players receive continued exposure through branded […]
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Tags: advergaming, advertising, brand, Froot Loops, games, marketing, Nabisco, Pillsbury, Trix
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Tags: brand, brand audit, Dove, poll, survey
Bland brand extensions
Brand extensions have the potential to drive market share, build awareness and more, but developing sub-brands and product lines are not always the best, or most effective, means of achieving success. Just ten years ago in the U.K., Cosmopolitan, a women’s magazine geared toward readers interested in cosmetics, fashion and sex talk, introduced a […]
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Tags: brand extension, Cosmopolitan
Brand being
What makes up your personal identity? Race, gender, physical attributes, professional career, social circle, geographic location, and education, among others, defines who we are, and as consumers, we tend to shop for brands that reflect these elements we embody. One could argue that possessions are a part of “self.” Saying something is “mine” encourages […]
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Tags: brand, Harley Davidson, identity, image, materialistic, Mountaineers, possession, WVU
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