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Olive Veronesi, 93, holding a Coors Light sign, asking for more beer during COVID-19

Coors Makes Good on an Opportunity

The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced us to an unlikely media sensation. Olive Veronesi, a 93-year-old Pennsylvania resident charmed social media when she ran out of beer and took matters into her own hands. Stuck in her

A Land O'Lakes butter package shows the slight rebranding of a popular food product

Land O’Lakes Quietly Revises Branding

All company brands and logos evolve over time. There are many reasons for this. Sometimes brands just want a fresh look, something more in tune with current aesthetic tastes. Other times, the company is interested in re

A person in a mask using a laptop, representing adapting to new marketing strategies

Marketing with Impact

COVID-19 not only disrupted our daily lives but also those of thousands of businesses and industries. While the pandemic has caused chaos for marketers, it also presents an opportunity for those who can quickly adapt to

Patriots Deliver More Than a Million Masks

Patriots Deliver More Than a Million Masks

Recently, the New England Patriots were the big headline in the essentially closed world of professional sports. Their biggest name, the man some consider the best to ever play the game, quarterback Tom Brady, was heade

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Making it Personal

The saying ,“It’s not personal. It’s just business” is said to have first been muttered by an organized crime accountant in the 1930s. Yet, a growing number of today’s marketers have discovered the power of personalizing

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Public Relations Agencies and Public Opinion

Public Relations (PR) may be a misconstrued element in marketing, but it has the potential to shape public opinion. Day-to-day decisions on products and services bought are closely linked to efforts of public relations.

A couple on a couch using a laptop, representing the shift to home movie streaming

Movie Fans Turn to Streaming During Lockdown

With movie theaters coast to coast operating at 50 percent capacity or closing altogether, Hollywood production studios are faced with some tough decisions: hold off on movie releases, pull the trigger on releases and h

News studio desks with CBS logo screens show how a network became part of the news

CBS News Becomes Part of the News Cycle

Round the clock news coverage of the COVID-19 virus became to ramp up as the first cases were diagnosed in the United States. Not long after, one of the news networks became part of the story. CBS News shut down its NYC

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 Use Digital PR to Give Brands Identity

Without consistent engagement, no brand will realize the potential of their social media digital PR efforts . That consistency is vital to a brand’s success on social media, and it’s not enough to just consistently post

A Burger King paper crown, advertising an edgy new ad campaign

Burger King’s New Ad Campaign Turning Heads

In recent years, Burger King’s advertising has been dominated by a guy in a giant “king” head turning up in various places offering strangers food, a concept that some found funny and others found creepy. Now, Burger Ki

Diverse Gen Z individuals engaging with technology and social media for marketing strategies

Gen Z Marketing

Brands whose market is made up largely of Gen Zers might be wise to obtain and review a copy of a recent research study done by Snapchat and business intelligence company Cassandra. That study specifically focused on ge