Posts Tagged ‘marketing copywriting’

Brand Authenticity in the Digital Age

Every brand makes a promise to customers. For Apple, the promise is elegantly designed, easy-to-use products. For Starbucks, it’s that customers will receive the same high-quality products and service every time they interact with the brand, around the world. For FedEx, it’s that packages will reach their destination absolutely, positively overnight. Authentic brands are those [...]

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Marketing Content and the Power of Storytelling

Once upon a time, it was a Mad Men world. Marketers worked by instinct, making enormous up-front investments with no clue whether campaigns would succeed or fail. Agencies grew more based on the thickness of their Rolodexes and their persuasiveness in pitch meetings than on their ability to drive clients’ bottom lines. Today, by contrast, [...]

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Terribly, Awfully, Dreadfully, Frightfully …

Everything sounds better with adverbs, n’est-ce pas? I have a fabulous English friend, Carrie, who uses adverbs in such a gorgeously covetable way that everything she says—in her enviably perfect Oxbridge accent—sounds posh and positively thrilling. So allow me to share some fantastically exciting Content Bureau news, in frightfully simple bullet-point fashion: • The Content [...]

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