America’s Cup Brings High Profile Sponsors to San Francisco
America’s Cup is now officially underway. The more than 150 year-old boat race began Sunday, July 7th in the San Francisco Bay.
How Challenger Brands Can Get the Most Out of Facebook Advertising
Social media has become a crucial component of Challenger Brand Marketing. It improves your SEO results, it’s a great way to share company updates and it builds relationships with new and existing customers. For optimal results, Challenger Brands should at least have a Facebook and a Twitter account, if not YouTube, LinkedIn, Google+ and Pinterest as well.
Why You Should Invest in Mobile Advertising and How to Do it Right
Nowadays, we can do just about everything on our smart phones. Get restaurant recommendations, do our banking, view the weather forecast, and even find a date all from the palm of our hand.
8 Ideas to Create Compelling Challenger Brand Blog Posts
A critical component of Challenger Brand marketing is having a powerful blog strategy. Blogs position you and your company as thought leaders and experts in your field. But as we all know, just because you write a blog, doesn’t mean that people will read it. So how do you write blog posts that are compelling and relatively easy to execute?
It’s All About How You Say It
Developing the proper marketing mix is critical to the success of Challenger Brands. Print, digital, TV, radio, direct mail and outdoor advertising can all be effective media for delivering your message to your target audience. But if your message doesn’t move your prospects, your advertising is destined for failure.
Harness the Power of Trade Advertising
Simply put, trade advertising targets a specific niche. People who are serious about their industry, read trade publications to get the latest information, to learn better ways to do things and to discover new products and services.
How Can Challenger Brands Get Some Good PR?
Are you looking for ways to get more awareness and exposure for your company or products without having to spend a lot of money (well, who isn’t?)? Consider this public relations tactic.
Show Them the Benefits
All well-written marketing materials emphasize features. Sure, it’s nice to know “the what” of a product or service, but your customers are mostly interested in “the why” of your products.