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2018 has already been a standout year for brand marketing campaigns. Smart companies are leaving their competition in the dust by projecting their brand messaging in innovative ways. Across all industries, we’re seeing clever engagement, strategic influencer partnerships, and unexpected shifts in messaging. Let’s dive right in to the 5 best marketing campaigns of 2018. See if you can spot any brand marketing strategies that you could implement in your business this year.   Weight Watchers Weight Watchers continues to

Business owners with an interest in review management got an unexpected surprise in late May of this year. Without any notice or warning from Google, many Google reviews suddenly vanished - specifically, anonymous reviews It’s left many businesses wondering, “where did my reviews go?” At the time, many weren’t sure if this was a policy change or a glitch. But now nearly two months have passed, and the reviews look to be gone forever. Now that the change is permanent, let’s

When someone visits your site and then leaves without so much as clicking on a link or navigating to another page, it’s called a bounce. If your bounce rate or drop off rate is too high, you risk losing credibility in the eyes of Google, and your online visibility may suffer as a result. Whether or not you should fear a high bounce rate depends on your overarching goals and the purpose of each landing page. Perhaps you don’t want

Martech. That’s a nice, short way of saying “marketing technology.” Every time people use MailChimp to send out a newsletter, schedule a tweet using Hootsuite, or sift through Google Analytics data, they’re using martech. But what about emerging tech like augmented reality and virtual reality?  For some, it’s a buzzword. For digital marketers, it’s their bread and butter. It’s also a blessing and a curse. That’s because marketing technology evolves at a rapid pace. As soon as someone masters the

The Marketing Psychology of Need You have an incredible product. You’ve told the world about it. You’ve described every feature in glowing terms – exquisite, handcrafted, cutting-edge, one-of-a-kind, stunning. You wait for the purchases to roll in. You think you marketing psychology game is on point. Silence! No one seems interested. What’s the problem? You’ve ignored the golden rule of marketing psychology: People don’t buy products; they buy solutions. Define the Need If every blog post you write and every video

The moment we open our mouths, people make snap judgments about us – where we come from, what we like to do for fun, how educated we are, whether we’re confident and extroverted or shy and meek. Sometimes they’re right. Sometimes they’re wrong. Either way, they pick up subtle clues about who we are simply by the way we speak. Our brand voice matters. The same goes for brands. Just as every person has a unique way of expressing themselves,