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💔 Google breaks its own policies, a $400,000 chocolate machine, and toilet paper
What a combination...
This week in marketing
This is where we share our favorite ad each week, some old, some new👇🏼
Liquid Death is known for its forward thinking in promoting its canned, fresh mountain water. Partnering with countless influencers over the past few years and leveraging a self-aware, sarcastic, relatable tone in their marketing, the brand has made great headway in penetrating the water market.
Recently, they released this gem of a video, highlighting the detriment of single-use plastics on the climate and the lack of recycling. They hilariously communicate the “opportunity” to actually recycle the plastics that sit in landfills into our bodies. These “enhancements” can be done at the Liquid Death Plastic Surgery Center… Take a look😂
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Each week we’ll discuss any given topic related to marketing👇🏼
Let’s get back to the first principles of content strategy
A well-defined content strategy is vital for businesses to effectively engage their target audience, establish brand authority, and drive desired actions. It ensures consistency, relevance, and alignment with business goals, allowing for strategic creation, distribution, and management of content. With a solid content strategy in place, businesses can deliver valuable, targeted, and consistent content that resonates with their audience, builds trust, and ultimately leads to business growth and success.
Our favorite content we saw this week!👇🏼
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