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🚀Product launches you should be executing in 2024, unless you don’t want to sell out.   Gone are the days of just hosting a room full of people to experience your fashion, 2024 we’re bringing bigger, better, bolder releases. On Monday, Balenciaga released a mini game on their website that allows users to ski the white topped slopes dressed in some of their latest ski collection releases.⛷️ Taking audience engagement and involved to an entirely new level. The expansion of fashion into digital wearables is just the tip of what can be created. If you’re looking to step into 2024 with a launch plan set to exceed expectations, get in touch. We’re ready to make all your digital releases a roaring success. 📱 #Balenciaga #DigitalWearables #DigitalMarketing

🎮 BALENCIAGA's foray into the virtual gaming space with the Balenciaga Skiwear Mini Game showcases an innovative approach to engaging consumers. 🖌️ By creating a virtual experience that aligns with their winter sport collection, the brand demonstrates a commitment to adopting new technologies in the fashion industry. This move is likely to resonate with a tech-savvy audience, marking a positive step towards staying relevant in an evolving market. 🤔 Despite the innovative approach and diversity in gaming activations throughout the years, Balenciaga's Skiwear Mini Game raises sustainability concerns as its contest rewards may not ensure a lasting impact. 🎯 Luxury brands entering gaming must assess the long-term alignment with brand objectives to avoid being perceived as transient trends. Balenciaga navigates the challenge of sustaining relevance in gaming, requiring a strategic balance between innovation and enduring consumer engagement. #luxurybrands #balenciaga #gaming #skiing #marketing

Ladies dancing number 9 symbols. This is the icon or symbol of your logo. This can be an instant recognition of your brand identity. like the tick of Nike, the panda of WWF, the Mickey Mouse icon for Disney and of course the golden arches of McDonald's, you know straight away who they are. #icons #brandidentity #symbols #personalbranding 

Why Buying a Rolex Can Attract Your Dream Partner Discover the hidden power of showcasing luxury on social media. Learn why owning a Rolex can increase your chances of attracting the right person. Plus, find out why I ditched my Apple Watch for an Oura Ring. Stay connected for valuable insights! #LuxuryLifestyle #RolexWatches #WatchEnthusiast #SocialMediaInfluence #AttractYourDreamPartner #AppleVsOuraRing #LuxuryBrands #OnlinePresence #PersonalStyle #WatchAddict

Tuned for creating maximum separation from defenders, the Nike Luka 3 is designed to provide balance to the stop-on-a-dime gameplay of Dallas Mavericks guard Luka Dončić. The Luka 3 evolves the Isoplate, a technology specifically developed for Dončić, by widening the lateral outrigger and removing sections of the plate’s sidewall to reduce weight. The shoe features full-length Cushlon 3.0 foam for smooth heel-to-toe transition. Together with the Isoplate, the Luka 3 midsole system is designed for accelerating out of off-speed transitions, like moving out of the step-back and attacking the basket. The shoe allows players to take full advantage of lateral and diagonal movements. The Isoplate produces torsional rigidity to keep the player locked in over the footbed. Cutouts along the lateral toebox include a neoprene-like barrier, allowing the toes to flex just enough on aggressive cuts without forsaking containment. The real-life inspiration for the Luka 3 comes from https://lnkd.in/ecne-dnZ #News

Random item toss was a game on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon that is a great way to tie different brands or themes to an interactive game. So what if Nike wanted to play it at a company conference or sneaker head event? It would be simple to set up. - Nike shoe box - Shoes - Socks - Shoe horns - Nike clothes - other “random” items - Volunteers - Different distances - Some simple rules People throw “random” items from various distances into the shoe box. The further the distance, the more points they get. Using Nike items to toss into a shoe box brings the brand to life. People in the audience can cheer on their friends, encourage each other to choose a different item, etc. Would you play this game? #eventdesign #icebreakers #icebreaker #eventgames #emcee

Jamil Buie your post is epic and I’m sure many can relate to the rabbit holes. Brand recognition is extremely important for pillar and legacy businesses. Or, any business who chooses to be sustainable. Brand recognition plays a crucial role in the success of a business, influencing everything from customer perception and loyalty to competitive positioning and growth opportunities.

I miss ads from the 90s that incited emotional responses in its readers. Let’s talk about this Rolex ad. We all know that Rolex has become a status piece among many of us. And in this ad, the company challenges the reader saying they’re “young” and “not ready yet” to be owning such an expensive brand on their wrist. This “you can’t have me” comment from Rolex, gets the reader doubting if they in fact are unworthy of of owning the piece. And that makes the reader look up their prices on the used market, cheaper and more expensive models, etc. and over time makes them obsess over the brand. I know because I’m like this. And I had the exact same reaction. Love this. #rolex #marketing101 #advertisingtips

Did you know that #icons sometimes speak louder than words? From the strategic checkmark to the dynamic Nike swoosh, we can tell that #Logos are more than mere symbols. The Swoosh is more than just a checkmark for Nike. It represents the wing of the Greek goddess Nike, symbolizing speed, movement, power, and motivation. What icons and logos speak to you? Let's explore together! #PATCAM #IconsTalk #logodesign #brandidentity #logo

"Luxury is in the eye of the beholder". Base image in Stable Cascade through ComfyUI. Adidas logo was on both side of the chest so I erased the other one in Gimp. Downsized /2 Highres Fix x2 using SDXL in ComfyUI Downsized /2 Inpainted Adidas logo as it was a bit badly generated using SD1.5 inpainting in InvokeAI Also inpainted the ankle part which was way messier than it is Finally, upscaled x4 using a mix of Nomos SCHAT-L and Real-ESRGAN in Automatic1111 to get the final image. Around 200 iterations and 6 hours in total to get it right like I had in mind. Augmented Creativity thanks to AIs.