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How do you make V.S.O.P cognac new and unexpected? You create new recipes for the liquid. Or you hire a big-time pop star to make the brand her spirit of choice. Martell chose to do both. Martell is now working with Grammy-nominated recording artist Janelle Monáe who stars in a new brand campaign, “Soar Beyond the Expected,” featuring the brand’s Blue Swift label. https://youtu.be/F0OazyesSUc Throughout the …
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Wine marketing is oftentimes painfully boring. I'd rather watch paint dry than see a wine ad. Wine ads—like some winery tasting room staff—can be stuffy, talkative, and off-point. Thankfully, change is coming to the wine industry. In June, we reported on Elizabeth Banks and her connection to Archer Roose. Now, it's Snoop Doggy Dogg's turn. Snoop Dogg and 19 Crimes introduce their newest wine: Snoop Cali …
Branded events and pro sports with a limited number of fans in attendance are back. This Sunday, the NASCAR Cup Series rolls into Darlington, South Carolina for The Goodyear 400. It's also NASCAR's Official Throwback Weekend and while this adds a festive nature to the race, the reality of COVID-19 (and the need for widespread vaccinations) continues to determine the need for responsible conduct. Fans will be asked …
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When you're out and about, do you see people primping for the camera? You don't have to look far. Selfie preparation is happening all around us, in idling cars, in living rooms, in restaurants and bars, and on the street. So many carefully curated images, so little room for reality. Because reality bites. Reality is a drag. Why be real when you can add makeup, hair, and lighting? Even moms are faking it, for real, …
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Colombia is a nation rich in natural beauty and untouched places. Untouched by modern life and untouched by tourists. This is true, in part, due to decades of civil war in the country. Thankfully, on 23 June 2016, the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) rebels signed a historic ceasefire deal. According to a study by Colombia's National Centre for Historical Memory, 220,000 …
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This Earth Day, carbon-neutral idealists in Colorado stopped crying in their craft beers and started making bad beers, on purpose, as a way to illustrate to beer lovers just how awful things could get if we continue to avoid the climate crisis. https://youtu.be/UgWtuSk3KR4 Fat Tire released Torched Earth Ale, a beer made with smoke-tainted water, dandelions, and drought-resistant grains – some of the …
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Here's a new commercial from Kia that relies on hyperbole. You could say that hyperbole comes with the territory. That it's expected, especially in automotive advertising. Yet, hyperbole does nothing to help build brand value. Because it's a lie. The truth is we've been telling stories since campfires were invented. https://youtu.be/VQW4kEh44Xs I had a highly annoying boss once. Thankfully, he said one …
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NASCAR is back, if not back to normal. A rain-delayed Daytona 500 was held on Sunday with 30,000 fans in attendance. Going into the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series season, one driver's story keeps rising to the top. Bubba Wallace, the 27-year-old driver behind the wheel of a new No. 23 car that is owned by fellow Cup driver Denny Hamlin and NBA legend Michael Jordan. https://youtu.be/wI_QIPRkBBs Jordan called …
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