Marketing & Advertising

The ’90s are back (and they made a mixtape)

The ’90s are back (and they made a mixtape)

Recent brand campaigns are using tape cassettes to respond to the comeback of the 1990’s. We are putting on our flannel shirts and Levi’s in a quest to explore relevant trends.

The “Free From” Trend and UK Retail

The “Free From” Trend and UK Retail

Allergy-free food and beverage continues to drive the industry. These products do not contain allergens such as nuts, gluten, dairy, soy and/or eggs, and they are growing due to actual and perceived sensitivity, perceived health profile, and - soon - gut health and...

Facebook Engages Consumers with VR

Facebook Engages Consumers with VR

To make people want something they didn't even know existed, and don't necessarily need (yet), it's helpful if you make people try it out first. This is especially true when discussing technology - such as Artificial Intelligence or Virtual...

On-Premise Co-Branding: Ferrero & Mcdonald’s

Reviving the Core through co-branding: in Italy, two mega brands are joining forces - McDonalds and Ferrero's Nutella. The upside for McDonalds - creating excitement with an out of the box burger, within the core positioning of indulgence, for a change. For Nutella -...

Audi Presidential Debate Commercial – “Duel”

Shortly prior to the sniffing/ debating last night, Audi launched a new video calling consumers to "choose the next driver wisely" because who knows what would happen. But, some things are "worth fighting for". This is an innuendo, with the elections only subtly...

DOVE Chocolate – Guilt Free Masstige

Part of the Stress Free consumer trend, is "guilt free living" - living life sans self hating. Which brings us, obviously, to the complex relationship many women hold with chocolate. Mars' "masstige" chocolate brand, Dove, uses the immortal "No Regrets" song by Edith...

Mars Enables Inclusion with Maltesers Campaign

We just love the new campaign by Mars, finally acknowledging a significant segment of the population - people with disabilities, who just live life like the rest of us "enabled" people and would like to be acknowledged as such. The message for Maltesers remains "the...

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