Advertising

Unforgotten Brands: KFC

KFC and Colonel Sanders' story is persistence, reinvention, and real tastes. The Colonel left a legacy, not simply a recipe.…

7 months ago

Unforgotten Brands – Wrigley’s

Wrigley knew how to connect the product to emotion and reshaped how the world viewed chewing gum—from a noisy annoyance…

7 months ago

Unforgotten Brands: KitKat

Kit Kat is the world’s most iconic chocolate-covered wafer bars. It’s a symbol of both nostalgia and innovation in snacking.

7 months ago

The Longer They Stay, The More They Pay

Getting customers through the door earns you a rupee, but making them stay—whether with a food court or a scrollable…

7 months ago

Bold Stunts That Made Brands Unforgettable

Your brand’s story needs a visual punch to stay memorable. Take a leap, be bold, and your story will resonate…

8 months ago

Winning in the Attention Economy: Tactics Break Through the Noise

Successfully navigating the Attention Economy entails telling relevant tales, personalising experiences, embracing visuals, developing communities, exploiting real-time trends, and forging…

8 months ago

Selling the Dream Before the Product: Creating Hype and Winning Customers

Creating a buzz before your product is ready builds a customer base and a community of excited fans, especially in…

8 months ago

From Boring to Billion-Dollar Brands: The Power of Bold Marketing

Even if your product lacks excitement, your marketing should never fall flat.

9 months ago

Breaking the Rules, Building Empires: How These Brands Won by Doing the ‘Unsmart’ Thing

While everyone else followed the "smart" approach, they took the unconventional path - 'unsmart' workable solutions

9 months ago

The Endowment Effect: Why We Overvalue What We Own

The endowment effect is a natural part of human behaviour that businesses can leverage to boost sales and customer loyalty

10 months ago