Posts Tagged ‘Brand

This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum, where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small business. For all the praise that brand advertisers have for social media, they must be aware that it’s very much a double-edged sword. And for all the free marketing, advertising and brand [...]

Design for Networks.

24, Jun 2010

Following on from his Tenets of Digital Strategy,  Mike Arauz proposes a framework for designing for collective action: There’s more detail in Mike’s two posts on the subject, Designing For Networks: In a digital world, the effectiveness of your marketing efforts is dependent on your ability to engage and empower a network of individuals connected [...]

Most marketing plans appeal to only two senses: sight and hearing. Why so limited? How come almost all marketing and brand building concentrates on two senses when we know appealing to all five is likely to double brand awareness and strengthen the impression a brand leaves on its audience? Several surveys document our olfactory sense [...]

Whole Foods has the most Twitter followers but Starbucks’ huge Facebook audience makes it the highest-ranking brand on social media, according to a ratings study done by London-based Famecount, a media measurement service that aggregates popularity across social media channels. No surprise that Coca-Cola is second, but Famecount ranks it well behind Starbucks. Whole Foods [...]

Regular readers of Branding Strategy Insider know we welcome and answer marketing questions of all types. Today, Barbara, a marketer from Washington, D.C. writes… “I am looking for articles that address the question of how consistent must a brand be in order to still be effective. Are you aware of any research that shows that a [...]

Google, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Flickr y Ciao aglutinan, entre los seis, casi el 90% del total del mercado al que pueden llegar las marcas en España y, sin embargo, la mitad de las compañías españolas aún desaprovecha el poder de las redes sociales para influir en los consumidores. Así lo revela el estudio «Influencia de [...]

We’ve gone through a strange change, from people not realizing that they need to be their own brand, to people not realizing how being the brand impacts the way they do business. It’s interesting, really. Tom Peters was the first person I recall talking about it, back in the Alan Webber days of FastCompany (The [...]

Conforman uno de los segmentos más atractivos para las marcas, aunque abordarlos es difícil. Prefieren la rapidez, eficacia y, si es posible, decir lo que piensan con pocas palabras. Con esta premisa, las nuevas tecnologías buscan conquistar a los consumidores adolescentes. ¿Quién gana el pulso?Llamar por teléfono a un amigo para saludarlo por su cumpleaños [...]

Visto desde la vieja lógica comercial, el producto nace primero y después se convierte en una marca, sin embargo esto ya no es siempre una regla. Ahora que el desarrollo de marcas está tan de moda en todo el mundo, un empresario astuto puede deliberadamente crear una marca y posteriormente buscar los productos que encajen [...]

La comunicación boca oreja, conocida en inglés como WOM (acrónimo de Word of Mouth) tiene importantes implicaciones para el marketing, porque influye en el comportamiento del consumidor y en sus decisiones de compra. Se trata, además, de una herramienta de comunicación más poderosa que la publicidad.Por estas razones, tanto académicos como directores de marketing desearían [...]


top

Switch to our mobile site