Marketing

The Cocktail Party Effect

the Cocktail Party Effect demonstrates how human brains excel at processing and prioritising auditory data in complicated settings

2 years ago

Human-Inspired Pet Trends: A Revolution in Pet Food and Grooming Industries

Humanising pets means treating them like family. Thus, the pet food and cosmetics sectors are responding to this new trend

2 years ago

Bridging Borders: The Art of Global Brands Localising (in India)

The secret to success in India is to learn constantly, adapt, and interact with the audience on a personal level.

2 years ago

Iconic Ads: US School of Music – They Laughed When

This direct marketing advertisement became one the most famous and also the most imitated advertisements of all time

2 years ago

Why Adaptability is Important for Enduring Brands

The capacity to change with the times and remain relevant in the eyes of customers is what makes a brand…

2 years ago

Viagra – Raising Expectations

Pfizer's adept grasp of the target demographic, challenge norms, and strategic use of communication channels played a significant role

2 years ago

Burger King Satisfries: The Lo-Cal Flop!

A combination of reasons resulted in consumers rejecting the low-calorie French fries from Burger King.

2 years ago

Play-Doh: Repositioning from Soot Remover to Toy

With correct customer insights, Play-Doh was able to reposition to resounding success that has stood the test of time

2 years ago

Moov: Backing on Success

Potential, strengths, customer inputs, product development, and competitive landscape considerations drove Moov's steady growth

2 years ago

Branded Content – Ikea: Trapped in the 90s – Reality Show

Focus on the content. Advertisers have lost sight of a basic reality in their pursuit of logical sales messaging: theatrics…

2 years ago