It’s no secret to marketers that cultural relevance directly correlates with commercial performance. Showing up meaningfully across experiential and social, in the spaces your audiences care about, is essential to your brand’s growth.
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However, in a world shaped by endless scrolling, swiping, and a constant churn of ever-evolving trends, staying relevant has become harder than ever before for brands.
Cultural moments and trends fade almost as quickly as they start, meaning brands aren't just trying to keep up with culture, but having to predict the next wave of trends. Designing experiential and social campaigns that move at the speed of culture is increasingly challenging.
As Gen Z’s interests shift, brands need to understand which cultural trends to align with, and how to do it authentically, especially through experiences and social media.
So, how can your brand translate cultural forecasting into experiential and social campaigns that resonate now, and remain relevant over time?
At "Beat Attention to the Punch", we’ll dive deep into the power of cultural forecasting. We’ll discuss how to implement the right experiential, social and brand marketing strategies to create and maintain relevance in the age of the internet.
Learn how to leverage the right data to understand your audience’s habits and identify the brand strategies you should be using to ensure your brand stands out.
HOW EMERGING CULTURAL TRENDS ARE REDEFINING EXPERIENTIAL AND SOCIAL MARKETING
CULTURE FORECASTING:
LEADING WITH CULTURE, NOT JUST CHANNELS
FROM IRL TO URL:
TAPPING INTO GEN-Z:
ACTIVATING IN GAMING:
CULTURE FORECASTING:
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Jahnero Davis
Malia Jennings, M.A.
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BEAT ATTENTION TO THE PUNCH
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Jesse Itzkowitz
Jesse has been studying how consumers make decisions for over 20 years as a PhD student, marketing professor, and most recently as a behavioral scientist at Ipsos. He earned PhDs in both Marketing and Cognitive Psychology. Jesse brings his deep knowledge of academic theory to enhance clients’ understanding of consumer behavior.
As Ipsos’ Chief Behavioral Scientist, he leads a team of recovering academics and applied practitioners who help clients identify, measure, and influence hidden factors that drive consumer behavior. He applies validated academic methods, theories, and principles across a suite of methodologies and consultative activities.
Through the precise and practical alignment of science to clients’ business questions, Jesse helps grow his clients’ business through new and innovative solutions into their strategic marketing initiatives: positioning, pricing, communications, packaging, and consumer experience.