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89% of advertising is not noticed or remembered at all. So how can brands cut through the noise, get noticed and have the market make the noise for them?
The most potent and efficient brands in the world today are being built with people, not for them. We call them Participation Brands.
In this workshop we’ll explore the Participation Brand Index, a recent study of 140 global brands conducted by iris Worldwide, which uses the data from 14,000 global consumers across multiple sectors to understand the relationship between Participation Brand building and business performance.
The brands who top the study are those seen to have not just a positioning, but a passionate purpose at their heart. They are the ones felt not to just respond to culture but actively shape it. They are the brands creating content, conversations and experiences that people want to get involved in. They are the Participation Brands, and they are reaping the rewards.
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an overview of Design for Delight (D4D), a message from Intuit President and CEO Brad Smith, and immersion activities to complete.
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Automation is all about how we as brand professionals help clients achieve a lot using great tools, while they spend less (always they want to),lol.
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