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In 1898, Elias St. Elmo Lewis, an eventual inductee of the Advertising Hall of Fame, anonymously wrote a column about three advertising principles he found useful throughout his career in a printing magazine called The Inland Printer, one of the most influential American magazines of the 19th century. In hisContinue Reading
Is having a great product the only requirement to run a successful business? For most companies, the answer is no. Why you ask? Well usually generating sales requires potential customers to understand that a product exists, how it works / what it does and why this product is better thanContinue Reading
On average, Facebook is home to 1.45 billion daily active users — from CEOs, to students, to companies. And while the community is clearly there, connecting with them from a marketing standpoint isn’t always easy. For brands, posting on Facebook alone isn’t enough anymore — especially for ones just startingContinue Reading
I’ve always been a little leery of proclaiming anything “the best.” I never declared anyone my best friend as a kid because I was afraid my other friends might assume I thought less of them. So it was a little difficult for me to come up with just one “best”Continue Reading
If you think November is too early to be dreaming of sugarplum fairies and hanging the stockings with care, then consider this your official warning: this post is heavy on the holiday cheer. To everyone else, hello. November brought us a delightful crop of festive ads, including the much-anticipated annualContinue Reading
I’m obsessed with fall and I don’t care who knows it. Give me a deliciously divisive seasonal latte, a freshly fallen leaves scented–candle, and ask Alexa to turn up the “Spooky Sounds,” because fall is here and I am here for it. Brands also love fall. It gives them the chanceContinue Reading
Advertisers got creative in August, experimenting with the increasingly popular six-second ad format, contributing to the buzz surrounding the solar eclipse, and building a mountain of sugar in Times Square. Let’s take a look at some of the last great ads of summer 2017: 10 of the Best Ads fromContinue Reading
We might be deep in the dog days of summer, but advertisers have been busier than ever producing some stunning new work. This month’s ad roundup features a playful branded stunt that could really only work in summer (tequila fountain, anyone?), a set of billboards that change depending on theContinue Reading
In the history of American advertising, print has played a vital and interesting role.
Print advertising has been around as long as any medium, surviving the advent of radio, television, and internet, maintaining its steady influence all the while. There’s something truly iconic about a well-crafted print ad, and the agencies and brands that have done it well over the years have seen immense benefits as a result.
When you think of Santa Claus, we’re willing to bet that words like “jolly,” “bearded,” and “rosy-cheeked” come to mind. After all, that’s the image of Santa many of us — regardless of age — have grown to know and love, right?
The mall Santa that our parents forced us to take an annual photo with (despite the trauma it caused). The Santa we watched Tim Allen transform into in the first installment of The Santa Clause trilogy. And the Santa we’ve seen used in countless holiday advertisements — from Coca-Cola to Kodak.
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Nike recently announced that it has signed a “lifetime” deal with LeBron James, who has been a brand spokesperson for the company for the past 12 years. The deal, the first of its kind for the brand and possibly the “largest single-athlete guarantee in company history,” is reported to be worth at least $60 million per year.
Whenever I’m watching a movie and I see a case of really obvious product placement, I can’t help but roll my eyes.
But product placement is everywhere, from the famous Mini Cooper car chase in the 2003 film The Italian Job to the cans of Mountain Dew rewarded to the winning team on CBS’s television series, Survivor.
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