This week’s issue is a tour of how brands win by matching story to setting. Duolingo turns a mascot into retail theater in Tokyo. LinkedIn rides the Wrapped wave and discovers the emotional risk of year-end scorecards. Instagram signals a shift from polished feeds to raw signals in an AI-saturated world. Louis Vuitton proves how
This week, brands are making bold, bizarre, and brilliant moves. Blue Diamond’s spokesnut is hitting the road (and posting thought leadership on LinkedIn), while KFC Netherlands leans into post-spicy-food regret for a hilarious campaign. Meanwhile, Lidl becomes the first supermarket to sell on TikTok Shop, Little Sleepies’ heartfelt ad reminds us why childhood is magical,
We have been sharing stories from the beginning of human civilization — for good reason. Stories captivate our attention and build communities by bringing ideas, emotions, and experiences to life in a memorable way. So much so, that companies are increasingly embracing brand storytelling in the era of the connected digital consumer. What is Brand
This post originally appeared on Convince&Convert.com. In celebration of reaching 300,000 followers on LinkedIn, L’Oréal is taking a unique approach to activating its community with a new, “Are You IN?” campaign. With the goal of positioning L’Oréal as a top place to work, the company has created visual way for its community to share an
This post originally appeared on Convince&Convert.com. From Facebook, to Twitter, Google+, Instagram and YouTube, companies continue to showcase a variety of creative ways to celebrate milestones across their social media sites. While not as common, Pinterest also offers a unique visual opportunity to celebrate a milestone. A creative example can be found courtesy of TODAY,