Wonder How to Create a Global Brand Sensation?
by Alison Murdock in Music, Pop culture, branding at 9:00 am PT August 31st, 2010
Pop music provides one of the best examples of a type of brand that generates passionate and relentless engagement and discovery by its consumers. As a case study for “going global,” look no further than pop stars who are “made” today. Managers and record companies have always been expert at launching, building, scaling, leveraging and licensing hot bands. And now, the…[+] Read More
Millennials Inspire the Fashion-Forward
by Alison Murdock in Conferences, Engagement, Fashion, Pop culture at 1:01 am PT August 22nd, 2010
Part of the constant debate that percolates at our Pivot team and edit meetings is whether the “always-on,” Gen-Y or millennial generation is really THAT different from others. And if so, why. People are people, but every so often, something comes along that forces a real shift in how business gets done in established markets. This decade, this century and…[+] Read More
Friends are priceless but Facebook Fans apparently rack up a $136.38 net value
by Christina Buquid in Advertising at 12:59 am PT August 14th, 2010
In June, Syncapse attempted to put a price tag on the average Facebook Fan. Asking about 4,000 fans from the top 20 Facebook brands about their purchasing behavior they determined that the “value” of each fan is an average $136.28 per year. Companies surveyed included Nokia, Blackberry, Victoria’s Secret, Adidas, Nike, Starbucks and McDonald’s.
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