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It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month once more, and brands, once more, are getting it all wrong. On the surface, this is a worthy cause. But this is also an example of a drive for a cause that’s gone awry. Despite stated good intentions, the execution of the efforts is less than inspiring. Read More

It’s no secret that mobile web use has skyrocketed over the past several years, with smartphone ownership in the U.S. nearly doubling between 2011 and 2015. Should YOUR company create its own mobile app? To effectively answer this question, you’ll need to answer a few other questions first. Read More

Text messages boast a 98% open rate, while email, on average, gets a mere 20% open rate… if you’re lucky. But despite this and the relatively low cost of SMS marketing, it’s still a largely untapped marketing resource. Read More

There’s much advice online about leadership, not to mention the many thousands of books published on the subject. Unfortunately, too many people confuse leadership and management. As you build and lead your teams, how can you ensure that you don’t suck as a leader? Read More

This year’s American presidential race has been one of the most contentious in modern history. The level of polarization in the electorate is astounding. And in the middle of the mudslinging and grandstanding are some very, very uncomfortable brands. Read More

Part of social media marketing has nothing to do with directly promoting yourself or your company. It’s about humanizing your brand, making it relatable. Folks are a lot more likely to engage with a company with which they identify/ Read More

The world lost another titan on Sunday with the passing of Arnold Palmer. But while he made over $7 million on his golf career, he brought in more than fifty times that off the course. Why? Because he was a master marketer. Read More

Design plays a very important role in helping to market and sell products and services. This is true even for common products such as pizza. Here's a good look at the design lessons from pizza product and packaging design. Read More

By the time UPS drops off the package, your newly acquired customer is an emotional powder keg just expecting something to go wrong. Fortunately, you can ease this emotion and create positive feelings toward your brand with an exciting unboxing experience. Read More

This isn’t a unique position. Startups have been using branded apparel as a way to build brand equity for years. But does it work and should you consider trying it? Read More