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With ads striving to be more creative and eye-catching during this economy, there are two big brewers who are seeking to push star power as a sufficient way to counteract a failing economy. Here is a great article from NewYorkTimes.com regarding this new campaign:
Anheuser-Busch InBev and Heineken are preparing efforts to reach beer drinkers who have been watching their spending since the recession began. Beer has long been thought to be less affected by downturns than other consumer purchases, but the severity of current conditions has called into question the most cherished of marketing assumptions.
“Now more than ever, you need to give…
Carnival Cruise Lines did it again! They broke the record for world’s largest piñata in downtown Philly on Sunday, Nov 2nd. The Piñata stood about 65 feet high and held approximately 2 tons of candy.Buttons have a long history as badges of political allegiance. Exactly when political campaigns began to use them is not altogether clear. George Washington and supporters wore one at his first inauguration, in 1789 — a brass clothing button that read “G W — Long Live the President. This long 2008 presidential race has been a wellspring for button designs, some produced by the campaigns and others by entrepreneurs. You can read more about the “button campaign” and view the best buttons here.
As hard as it is to hear; our failing economy could be good news for some marketers. “There are two businesses I’d like to be in right now…Soup and camping,” says Marian Salzman, CMO of Porter Novelli. The trend analyst and author of “Next Now, The Future of Men and Buzz”, says the products which will weather consumer cutbacks the best, are the mighty kitchen staples and the commodities that connect people with the great outdoors. Read this awesome article from Adweek.com for more.