Mondelez tapped into a partnership to evaluate and optimize the performance of its cross-platform display campaign, which ultimately resulted in a rise in purchase intent among the snack brand’s primary target audience.
As one of the fastest-growing gluten free brands in the US, Schar tapped into a platform to help it discover and grow audiences, build exposure, and collaborate on a wide range of projects.
By rethinking the way they approach everything from product development to retail execution — and pairing these efforts with some of today’s cutting-edge technologies — many SMBs are battling their way back to recovery and into the forefront of retail and consumer attention.
If younger audiences align with your brand’s targets, 2021 is your year to branch out into new social spaces. Here are four platforms worth exploring, paired with best practices and predictions to help guide your content:
Without paying close attention to the digital environment, the journey to achieving extensive reach and rapidly building awareness can have a lasting negative impact on perception and category growth.
With e-commerce representing one-quarter of L’Oreal’s revenues, the beauty company has placed its bets on a platform developed by a former Neiman Marcus fashion director and a martech entrepreneur.
Not only has the Hygiene business exploded, but it’s experienced a shift in consumer habits, creating a chance for brands to move from the kitchen and bathroom into new spaces.
The beauty brand is the first to jingle into the holiday season with its latest campaign touting an “e.l.f.ing amazing holiday album,” debuting on Triller, with the help of Movers+Shakers creative agency.
The Estee Lauder Companies is leveraging its digital consumer engagement investments to serve consumers “craving convenience and choice” during the pandemic.
Retailers and consumer goods companies looking to break out of their old way of doing things can look to companies that never operated with the standard playbook to begin with.
