Category: Targeting from the Inside Out
Mar 19, 2009Carl’s Jr. Teams With Rob Dyrdek to Sell Burgers
Some of you may not know Rob Dyrdek as a long time professional skateboarder, but he has become a household name for the MTV generation. First with his successful MTV show Rob and Big and now with his new show Fantasy Factory.Jan 02, 2009
Texting is the new black
Posted in: Digital Engagement, Immersive Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Targeting from the Inside Out, Youth Culture, Youth Marketing (0) Comments
Over the holidays I noticed something that, while quite evident, always seemed less obvious to me. TEXTING IS THE NEW BLACK!Oct 27, 2008
In-game Advertising
Posted in: Digital Engagement, Immersive Marketing, Premise Observers, Targeting from the Inside Out, Youth Culture, Youth Marketing (0) Comments
Pop culture gaming has been chocked full of product-placement and in-game advertising for years. Previously, products like Powerade are statically placed inside the game. Generally, once a game is launched, the ads will never change.
Oct 22, 2008
Cha-Cha
Posted in: Digital Engagement, Immersive Marketing, Premise Observers, Social Media Marketing, Targeting from the Inside Out, Viral Marketing, Word Of Mouth Marketing, Youth Culture, Youth Marketing (0) Comments
I was at a family BBQ last weekend, sitting in my usual spot at the kid’s table, when my 15-year-old cousin whipped out his cell phone and told me to ask him anything. He’s always been “the smart cousin,” and was my source for entertainment at the family functions, so I was more than happy to play along.
Sep 18, 2008
Kiehl’s and Hollywood Join Forces For a Good Cause
Posted in: Immersive Marketing, Market Strategy, Public Relations, Targeting from the Inside Out, Youth Marketing (0) Comments
The world is FULL of companies attempting to increase sales by promising a large donation to worthy causes. I’m pretty skeptical sometimes, but this one actually sounds legitimate!
Aug 26, 2008
Feet on the Street
Posted in: Company Culture, Immersive Marketing, Market Strategy, Targeting from the Inside Out, Youth Culture, Youth Marketing (0) Comments
As "they say", you can learn a lot about youth by the shoes on their feet. Without meaning to be hyper judgmental (confession, I am a sneaker freaker), the footwear a person identifies with even more so than other fashion, typically is a direct reflection of their personality, the subcultures they belong too and manytimes a window into their level of influence among peers.
Aug 21, 2008
“The Hills” are alive (with marketing opportunities)!
Posted in: Entertain the Senses, Market Strategy, Targeting from the Inside Out, Youth Culture, Youth Marketing (0) Comments
The popularity of reality television with the youth demographic is no secret. With hits like The Hills, The Real World, Rob & Big, Making the Band, and Run's House MTV has created a world of marketing opportunities for brands looking to catch the ever-wandering eye of tweens and teens.
Aug 05, 2008
Operation Purple Summer Camp Programs are a Success
Premise teamed up with the National Military and Family Association to provide no-cost, high-energy youth summer camps at isolated military locations, from Guantanamo Bay to Japan. One of the youth participants created a great video of his experience at the Yokosuka camp.Jul 25, 2008
The Mom and The Marketer
Posted in: Immersive Marketing, Premise Observers, Targeting from the Inside Out, Youth Marketing (0) Comments
It's a fine line to walk: being a mom and being a marketer. I have to balance my instinctive nature to protect my own children from the thousands of impressions that bombard them daily while working on campaigns to engage youth in our client’s product or services that basically are intended to do the same thing. I find myself in a bit of a conundrum at times.
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