On a recent shopping excursion to Beverly Hill’s Rodeo Drive, I visited What Comes Around Goes Around, an industry renown, high-end secondhand store known as the “leading purveyor of authentic luxury and vintage pieces.” Meandering through the carefully curated racks, I immediately noticed that ubiquitous “Gucci”...
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A piece buried in the Business section of the Wall Street Journal recently, Target Puts Some Food Suppliers on the Back Burner, doesn’t bode well for packaged goods companies who have been slow to adapt to the new marketing order. The giant retailer has taken notice...
Apple’s “1984” TV spot is one of the most celebrated, audacious, high impact commercials ever made. It was the first true “Super Bowl” ad, mother to all of the over-the-top, disruptive, anything-to-get-your-attention spots that have populated our screens on that special Sunday afternoon every February...
Nothing like hitting a guy when he’s down. Taco Bell has unveiled the latest in its campaign to steal breakfast costumers from McDonalds, casting the burger giant as despot who rules with an iron fist in a land called “Routine Republic.” A three-minute ad on YouTube sets...
Starbucks has been roundly ridiculed for its recent “Race Together” initiative. In the wake of Ferguson and many other high profile racially charged incidents, the company sought to promote a dialogue on an issue that has been a blight on our culture since the founding...
Marketing service people all know the old cliché: “What do you want? Fast, cheap or good? Pick two.” A terrific piece that ran in the New York Times over the weekend, McDonald’s Seeks Its Fast Food Soul, reports that new CEO Steve Easterbrook is intent on accomplishing...