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Our Big Brand Vision? Going welI, I think!
Story, narrative, entertainment, world-building, creative universes are all part the new brand management framework. All the world’s a stage. Ash NYC “invents” hotels that are “cinematic monuments.” Oysho, an Inditex brand, has something called “Oysho TV.” Red Bull and Telfar TV were there first. “We are very focused one creative storytelling acros... See more
Ana Andjelic • The age of SUPERCONTENT
But what is the strongest, most profitable, most defensible part of Disney’s business in the digital era? Its capex-heavy, physical theme parks....By turning hit films into theme park attractions, not only does Disney generate more “upside” from a hit than its competitors do, Disney’s breakeven point for these films is also much lower.
Matthew Ball • Digital Theme Park Platforms: The Most Important Media Businesses of the Future — MatthewBall.co
The most powerful brands don't just deliver solutions; they inspire us to see the world differently. These brands, on the cutting edge of culture, craft immersive experiences that meet aspirational needs and introduce new ideas about the world. They get there by creating expansive narratives that leverage a wide range of tools and mediums. (ZJ)
After 5 years building in consumer, a huge learning is that “creating a feeling” is the most inportant thing for building a resonant brand. Product and services end up being interchangeable but the feeling in a customers mind is not. The best brands are the best storytellers with the most authentic messaging. To action this, we’ve seen success buil... See more
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