Maintaining brand loyalty with Gen Z is at the top of many brands’ lists of priorities. What is at the top of this generation’s wish list for brands? Authenticity. We explore how Gen Z’s emphasis on transparency and real connection is changing the marketing world in our new blog post from our director of client planning Paul Woolf, “Why Gen Z Demands Authenticity: How Brands Can Build Trust with the Next Generation.” https://lnkd.in/erRyAjSg #genz #brandloyalty #authenticity
History Factory
Advertising Services
Washington, DC 7,989 followers
The Brand Heritage and Archives Agency
About us
History Factory works with the world’s best companies to use their history and heritage to drive measurable business results. Since 1979, clients have turned to History Factory for research and insights, award-winning creative work and archives management to preserve memory, strengthen culture and bolster brands. For those interested in careers at History Factory, please check our careers page for openings at www.historyfactory.com/careers/. We do not accept applications through our Contact Us page and only communicate from a @historyfactory.com email address.
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- Industry
- Advertising Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Washington, DC
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1979
- Specialties
- Creative & Consulting: corporate history books, film & new media, museums & exhibits, corporate anniversaries, storytelling, oral histories, archival storage, cataloging & digitization, authenticity, design, historical research, content creation, archives, archival consulting, and policies & procedures
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1233 20th Street NW
Suite 725
Washington, DC 20036, US
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14140 Parke Long Ct
Chantilly, VA 20151, US
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410 N Michigan Ave, N910
Chicago, IL 60611, US
Employees at History Factory
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📢 And the Q3 Values Award goes to ... Verena Callahan! Verena's creative chops have benefitted many of our clients and her leadership and kindness allow everyone to operate at their best. She's also the missing member of Mount Rushmore 😂 Congratulations Verena! 💫 Check out her video here: https://lnkd.in/e6VbCDjj
Verena Callahan | History Factory
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Your company’s heritage isn't just a story—it's a strategic asset, especially when attracting top talent. In a competitive job market, what sets you apart is often your legacy. Our research shows that 80% of job seekers value a company’s history of innovation, while 92% prioritize stability rooted in that history. Leveraging your brand’s heritage can be the key to connecting with candidates looking for purpose and progress. Learn more about the impact of brand heritage in our upcoming report, “The Heritage Gap,” launching later this month. #funfact #jobseekers #heritage #historyofinnovation
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In our latest episode of The History Factory Podcast, we talk with Ted Ryan, Ford Motor Company’s archives and heritage brand manager, about the car that changed the automobile industry forever—the Ford Mustang. Hear how the Ford Mustang has maintained its status as a cultural icon through 60 years and seven design generations. The spirit of the open road lives on. #FordMustang #FordArchives https://lnkd.in/ei2Sqv_v
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Did you know that 74% of adults want to see stories from brands they follow about their founding origins? Why? Because origin stories communicate authenticity. This finding is one of several we’ll be sharing from our report “The Heritage Gap” later this month, along with how brands can more authentically communicate with and market to their audiences. #authenticity #heritagegap #originstory
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“I’ve always loved reading, especially classic literature. Connecting to a book is personal and vulnerable, and Penguin Publishing Group is my trusty guide every time. Everything from their sleek, minimalist covers to their insightful analysis to the way they format the copy is *chef's kiss.* When I see those black covers with the pop of orange and that cute little penguin, I know I’m about to get lost in another time or place and connect in a small way with people I’ll never meet.” — Andrea Marshall, Curator #PenguinClassics #BookLover #TimelessReads
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“I distinctly remember the thrill of walking into a Blockbuster. Friday evenings were all about browsing the aisles, hunting for new releases or rediscovering old gems. The excitement of choosing a movie was part of the ritual—something scrolling through Netflix just can’t replicate. And of course, who could forget the iconic reminder: ‘Be kind, rewind!’” — Paul Woolf, Director of Client Planning #nostalgia #blockbuster
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We're pulling double-duty on nostalgia with this #ThrowbackThursday episode of the History Factory Podcast (née Plugged In)in 2021 with Professor Dr. Kystine Batcho on the power of nostalgia: “At the heart of [nostalgia’s] beneficial impact: It’s a social emotion,” says Dr. Batcho. Join us as we revisit our conversation with her about the power of nostalgia to evoke strong memories and motivate behaviors in, “The Pull of the Past.” #HeritageMarketing #BrandNostalgia #TBT https://lnkd.in/eUcS8zTs
Plugged In Podcast | Ep. 30: The Pull of the Past with Professor Krystine Batcho
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“I’m most nostalgic for couch co-op games—when a game could only become multiplayer if you were in a shared space! Inviting friends over to play Donkey Kong Country or Super Mario World on the Super Nintendo was one of the few ways my sister and I could bond with minimal arguing. While online gaming has its perks, I miss the days of getting tangled in controller wires and endless snacking—all in the name of saving Princess Peach!” — Destiny Cobar, Archivist
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“I’m increasingly nostalgic for a less connected era when email was something you couldn’t check on the go and cellphones were few and far between. The convenience of being reachable anywhere often comes at the cost of mindfulness in communication. As an editor, specificity and precision are elements I find particularly valuable, especially in a time when it feels like being first to a meme or joke is a higher priority than taking that extra moment to dive into the details and get it right.” #throwbackthursday #nostalgia — Rowan Morrison, Editor