Red Lobster is arguably most known not for shrimp or lobster, but another AYCE item – its Cheddar Bay Biscuits.
Campbell’s Skips the Soup
It’s just “The Campbell’s Company.” After 150+ years, the iconic food maker wants to remove “soup” from its name. During a recent Investor Day event, Campbell’s announced a plan to officially change its name to “The Campbell’s Company.” The move sent shockwaves through the marketing and branding world. From Andy Warhol to Jason Kelce, Campbell’s […]
Should Your CEO be on TikTok?
Executive social media has become a powerful channel for brands. Learn about a recent success and key insights from the latest Braithwaite Communications ebook.
Unpacking The Tiffany Problem and it’s Lessons for Marketers
Just because something is correct doesn’t make it compelling – or believable.
Dove Takes on AI with Updated Real Beauty Campaign
Every industry will grapple with AI in its own way. Dove’s campaign takes a challenge and turns it into an opportunity to own a position and stand out from the competition.
Coors’ Broken Billboard
When unique campaign opportunities pop up, the key is to creatively come up with an idea that can be executed in time to capitalize on the moment.
Heart Rate Monitors on Olympic Athletes’ Parents
Unique sources of data are more accessible than ever. It just takes a creative marketing application to turn them into an exciting storytelling tool.
The Ben & Jerry’s Flavor Graveyard
Ben & Jerry’s Flavor Graveyard shows how creativity, humor and nostalgia can create lasting customer connections.
Maintaining a Brand Amid Change
Philly coffee lovers are proud of La Colombe’s local roots. It’s no surprise Chobani’s $900 million acquisition of the company has gotten some attention. But the brands have taken smart steps to stay ahead of the narrative.
The Nonalcoholic Rise of Athletic Brewing
Athletic Brewing brought nonalcoholic beer to the masses by differentiating its product and aligning its values with its target audience.
Erewhon’s Designer Smoothies and the Role of Price in Branding
Would you buy a $19 smoothie? Your offering – and how much what you charge for it — is part of your brand story.
How House of the Dragon Added Fuel to its Marketing Fire
To promote the latest season of House of the Dragon, HBO pulled out all the stops – including a dragon on the Empire State Building and some clever digital assets.
Can You End a Sentence With a Preposition? The Debate Heats Up
From “aint” to emojis, language is constantly evolving. But what does ending a sentence with a preposition do your message?
The Power of Absolut’s Evolving LGBTQ+ Marketing Efforts
Absolut has become an icon in the LGBTQ+ marketing space, in large part because it has evolved its campaigns to reflect a changing society and its changing brand.
Smart Marketing Makes Uncrustables Unstoppable
Smuckers has taken smart marketing steps to expand Uncrustables’ popularity beyond elementary school cafeterias.
Apple Ad Suffers a Crushing Blow
A recent Apple ad is supposed to showcase all the ways the iPad supports and replaces traditional creative tools. But viewers didn’t see it that way.
How the Marketing for Jaws Invented the Summer Blockbuster
Today, the success of Jaws seems like a foregone conclusion. But the promotional effort around the movie was the largest in the studio’s history.
With its Icons Campaign, Airbnb Stays Top of Mind with Audiences
Airbnb is using its Icons campaign to make sure customers think of them when they’re ready to book their next getaway experience.