In hopes of boosting its sales and attracting more customers, Kohl’s has recently partnered with Under Armour, and will now be selling its products in stores and online.
Category: Chapter 4 – Understand Business-to-Consumer Markets
Snapchat’s Recent Developments – Interesting to Marketers
Snap Inc. and Snapchat are continuing to see success as the business develops with growth amongst new demographics, and a successful IPO launch.
Long-Standing Casual-Dining Restaurant Chains Are Venturing into Fast-Casual Dining
Many long-time casual-dining restaurants are opening new-concept fast-casual restaurants to attract younger patrons.
The Uncertain Future of Virtual Reality in Marketing
Virtual reality is a new, exciting technology, but marketers are still unsure of its value to the marketing industry.
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.
Chipotle’s Biggest Marketing Campaign to Come in 2017
A little over a year after its food safety crisis, Chipotle Mexican Grill is launching its biggest marketing campaign ever in April 2017.
Panera Bread’s 2017 Marketing Campaign: “100% Clean” Ingredients
Following two years of moving towards the removal of artificial additives in its food, using the slogan “food as it should be,” Panera Bread has now reached its goal of removing 100% of all artificial additives in its food products – and its ready to share the news.
Use of Live Video is Increasing Amongst Companies
Companies are increasingly using live video broadcasting to engage consumers and reach large audiences.
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, […]
2016 Election Results: A Reality Check for Advertisers
Donald Trump’s win in the 2016 election has advertisers wondering if they are out of touch with consumers.
