Apology not accepted!
When you must say ‘sorry’ be fair to yourself and to your actual customers.
When you must say ‘sorry’ be fair to yourself and to your actual customers.
Five questions brands should ask themselves before launching.
We often get calls from marketing managers and entrepreneurs who are looking for help with the launch of their amazing “new” product. Here are some answers to the most common questions we receive.
Every product in this cluttered category is launched by marketers with a promise for a “better version of ourselves” for the consumer. With so many selling points and daily innovation, messages become jumbled and turn into noise as it reaches your prospective audience – making it a challenge to break through.
Perhaps you had the chance to attend one of the largest trade shows in North America – with more than 85,000 attendees and 3,000 exhibitors. However, if you missed Natural Products Expo West, here’s a look at the next wave of product innovations that will soon appear at a grocery store near you.
With literally thousands of brands launching every day, it’s challenging for brands to have a unique point of difference. A brand with a purpose delivers genuine value to consumers by standing for something consumers care about.
From major brands and unique artisans, to education and food, the Baby & Toddler Show brought many insight driven product innovations rolling out in market this year – that truly demonstrated how the needs of kids and parents are ever-evolving.
The first week back to school may in-fact be the true ‘resolution’ season in our household. The annual ritual begins with a mass closet (and kitchen) clean out and obsessive organization of every drawer, dresser and decorative basket dumping ground.
It is rare to receive a client brief these days that doesn’t at least inquire about the potential of influencer marketing as part of a campaign or full-year strategy.
As Thanksgiving approaches, I can’t help but think that Canadians are lucky to have such a great relationship with our American neighbours.