Author: Lizzie Morrill
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Politics is a tricky business for most brands, in that partisanship can alienate employees and/or customers. But brands also recognize that consumers expect more civic engagement, demonstrating more loyalty to those that take stances on issues they care about. That competition has created a sweet spot: Pro-democracy and pro-voter. As the November election increasingly comes…
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Data sourced Captify Technologies Inc. Data souced from Deloitte Data sourced from Deloitte, TIME and MPR News Data sourced from PR Newswire Data sourced from PR Newswire Data sourced from MediaCharts.com and Media Kix Data sourced from National Retail Federation
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Our media habits already were changing. The current environment has hastened that disruption. Here’s a look at the platforms that are likely to remain a bigger part of consumers’ lives. Data sourced from JP Morgan Research Data sourced from Inc.com and Emarketer.com Data sourced from Hollywood Reporter Data sourced from Forbes Data sourced from…
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As marketers, we often think about the best, and most natural ways to get in front of our consumers – to make a connection and create meaningful engagement. The ‘are you still watching’ screen not only obstructs content that consumers are already enjoying, but it can’t be ignored, and won’t go away without pressing ‘continue.’…
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We all sat up and paid attention in 2013 when Life is Good announced that 10% of its net income would be donated to help kids in need. The Tom’s shoes brand originated in 2006 with the One for One® business model already embedded in its DNA. The Ben and Jerry’s Foundation was created in…


