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Brands and COVID-19

During a state of emergency, we all move into wartime mode. In this war against COVID19, the front-line soldiers are the nurses and doctors treating patients and all the hospital and health-care staff that support them. The weapons experts are the scientists working round the clock to find a vaccine and a treatment. Air cover …

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Lego Bricks in Wall

Lego to fix buildings

An artist used lego bricks used to fill in holes in real buildings. Amazing art project and great free product placement for Lego. Lego Fill

Tide will do your laundry

What’s a brand to do in a mature market? Add a service. Tide is rolling out laundry service in various locations around the US. But I think there’s a better solution. Having a team of folders come to your house. Oh well, baby steps. Clean Clothes

Hulu Testing out Pause Ads

One of the big features of on-demand programming is less ads. One less acknowledged features of on-demand programming is the ability to press pause when nature calls or other interruptions arise. Now Hulu wants to ad ads to your pauses. Given that the user is planning to leave Advertisers are going to have to work …

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Why Grocery Delivery is so Hard

It’s the one sector that’s resisting e-commerce. The logistics are complicated and the major players are still struggling to figure out how to make the financials work. But that doesn’t stop them from trying. Bring home the bacon

What Chinese Platforms can Teach the West!

Facebook earns 98% of its revenue from ads. Twitter earns 85% from ads. Tencent earns only 17% of revenue from ads. See how Chinese platforms have found multiple and innovative revenue streams. Less reliance on ads can make for a better user experience Not Sponsored Link

Data Driven Retail

Nike created its first store with merchandise tailored to local tastes based on online orders Nike app data. Amazon, Warby Parker, and Alibaba are doing the same with their brick-and-mortar stores. Retail isn’t dead it just needs more ‘smarts’. Smarter Retail

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