Just last fall, BSA made the announcement that they would now accept girls into their organization. While some met this with support, others voiced disapproval or criticism. The Girl Scouts of America were one […]
Category: Chapter 3 – Manage Marketing Information
What Can Marketers Learn from Heineken’s “Lighter is Better” Mishap?
Let’s face it. With millions of eyes glued to phones and tablets 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, very rarely do mistakes and blunders not get caught in the sift. This holds […]
Marketing Effectively to Hispanics Today
Companies must consider many factors when marketing to a growing and valuable Hispanic consumer market.
Facebook To Open Its First Neuroscience Research Center to Improve Marketing Strategy
In June 2017, Facebook plans to open a Center for Marketing Science Innovation – its very own neuroscience research center to learn more about how consumers engage with content.
Airbnb Tackles The Business Travel Market
Airbnb has launched digital tools and a marketing campaign aimed at attracting more business travelers.
A New Approach: Targeting Audiences With Behaviors, Emotions, and Moments
The BEM approach uses behavioral customer data to define a brand’s target audience more precisely than with demographic data alone.
Why The Simple Act Of Listening Beats Surveys
The best way for a company to truly learn know how its customers feel and avoid misleading data is simply to listen to what they have to say.
Email Marketing Is Expected To Be Stronger Than Ever In 2017
E-mail remains a strong and relevant marketing tool in 2017 due to continual technological advancements and the increased use of e-mail on mobile devices.
Generation Z: A New Generation of Consumers
As generation Z becomes the new generation of consumers, brands must learn their behavior in order to effectively market to them.
Fast-Fashion Apparel Chains Feel Pressure to Move towards Sustainable Fashion
For many years, consumers have been into the fast-fashion trends of the clothing industry, in which apparel is cheap, trendy, and quickly replaceable. Fast-fashion companies that have thrived with this model, such as Zara, H&M, […]