Realism over romance: Why some brands weren’t lovey-dovey for Valentine’s Day
“In order to draft off the pop culture fun of Valentine’s Day, you can’t fake it,” one exec told us.
“In order to draft off the pop culture fun of Valentine’s Day, you can’t fake it,” one exec told us.
The holiday can be a playground for cultural appreciation, but marketers should take care when showing up around significant moments, one exec told us.
Skittles and DoorDash are some of the companies that saw big results from outside-the-broadcast approaches.
The automaker and the workwear company, both headquartered in Michigan, aim to support the “essential economy.”
Several CPG and tech brands, on the other hand, have room for improvement when it comes to using music and sonic logos in their marketing, according to sonic branding agency amp.
While brands like e.l.f. and Duolingo went all in on Latin influence for their campaigns, representation remained minimal, one expert said.
Meanwhile, a viral Alexander Skarsgård video was rumored to be for AI hardware, and while the video is real, OpenAI said it wasn’t made by them.
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