How Brands Can Harness The Power Of SuperFans [INSIGHT]

Everyone knows a SuperFan. This person may be called Gen X, Gen Y, Gen Z, Millennial, Baby Boomer, Senior or just about anything in between. The SuperFan may also belong to any socio-economic, demographic, race, ethnicity, sex, household income, or geographic location.

Why Change Agents Are Destined To Fail [INSIGHT]

As part of my day job, I often counsel clients who ask if they should bring in a change agent, like a new CEO or CMO who “thinks radically different from us.”  My answer is almost always a resounding “No.” And if that leaves any doubt, I will add, “Please, for the sake of your business, don’

The branded content invaders are coming.

By Gonzalo López Martí     LMMIAMI.COM

  • If you’ve been watching Stephen Colbert &/or Jimmy Falllon as of late you guessed it already: branded content and product integration is where the money will be at in the future.
  • Marketing dollars will increasingly be spent inside the shows.
  • Campaigns will be built into the programming.
  • As opposed to the sidelines of the commercial break.
  • This is certainly not new.
  • Been around since the beginning of marketing as we know it.
  • But it’s coming back with a vengeance.

Teen Marketing: Blink And They’re Gone

Known for their plugged-in nature, teens seem to be natural born multitaskers with the ability to text, talk, work, and walk simultaneously without crashing head first into a street pole.

Technology Device Ownership: 2015 [REPORT]

Smartphone ownership is nearing the saturation point with some groups: 86% of those ages 18-29 have a smartphone, as do 83% of those ages 30-49 and 87% of those living in households earning $75,000 and up annually.

Are Advertisers and Consumers in Conflict?

There’s little question in the digital marketing industry that consumer attitudes to advertising are a concern. The rise of ad blocking could be a wake-up call about intrusive, annoying and irrelevant messages—if the industry takes heed.

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