Creating a Spring Marketing Strategy For a Fresh Start
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Springtime marketing doesn’t have to be centered on flowers or natural scenes, but can rather be more attuned to the concept of renewal rather than actual renewal itself. Club Parker is a high-end razor blade subscription service that will deliver a fresh piece of equipment each month to keep shaving as seamless as possible. The company has ramped up marketing within the past short while, which is in-line with warmer temperatures across the country; this is no coincidence because men will be more interested in the service during the warmer months rather than winter. Trend Hunter’s PRO Trend Manvertising touches on this notion regarding male-centric marketing campaigns and makes note of the shift from macho to manly techniques at work within the advertising sector.
Taking advantage of warmer climates, some brands have taken to the streets to advertise in unexpected ways that grab attention and stimulate the senses. The Chanel Vending Cart is a campaign created by the high-fashion designer to advertise the brand’s signature scents against the backdrop of a traditional flower cart. Parked outside the London Covenant Garden boutique, the cart helped to breathe life into the iconic brand and get it ready for the warm weather in Europe. Moreover, it’s in-line with Trend Hunter’s PRO Trend Shoppertainment, which focuses on appealing to consumers with exciting retail experiences. The marketing campaign was simple, effective and oh-so-spring.
For more information regarding innovative marketing strategies, Trend Hunter’s Marketing Trend Report highlights some of the best and brightest ideas at work that can help spark creativity when drafting a brand’s next move.
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