Reflections on the Authenticity is Key: Building Brand Trust with Gen Z Audiences
Gen Z (1997–2012) is a huge spending force, set to dominate consumer markets by 2030. They care about values like equity and sustainability, so brands need to walk the talk or get left behind. Forget flashy ads—Gen Z wants authenticity, simple messaging, and fun, engaging content, especially videos on TikTok and YouTube. Influencers and interactive campaigns (like polls or contests) are key to winning them over. Brands like Patagonia and Glossier shine by staying real and relatable.
Best Practices for Inclusive Holiday Communications
Approaching holiday messaging with a focus on diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) strengthens your brand’s impact and helps you more meaningfully connect with wider audiences.
Cost-Effective Marketing Strategies for Year-End
Get ready for the holiday marketing rush! Start planning early, know what your audience wants, and try adding some print to stand out. A little prep now keeps your brand strong and your budget in check through the season.
Best Practices to Incorporate DEIA in an Election Year for Marketers
As Election Day nears, the political climate is affecting how consumers interact with brands. Marketers should focus on diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA), ensuring authentic messaging, targeting underrepresented groups, and using social media effectively.
Let’s Talk PRIDE
To facilitate respectful conversations and provide a better understanding of the various terminology used by the queer community, we have collated a list of basic queer terminology from GLAAD.
Meaningful Ways to Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May
Meaningful Ways to Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
5 Tips Marketers Should Consider Post-Pandemic
After 1.5 years of reliance on technology: Here's what marketers should consider as businesses open back up in a post-pandemic world.
What is Connectional Intelligence?
Erica Dhawan's four principles of connectional intelligence can unlock new and unrealized value by maximizing the power of networks and relationships.