“I had imagined the light beermaker had already tapped the life out of that same joke about endorsement-prohibition. “But apparently, the third time is the charm.” Barbara Lippert MediaPost #creativity #mahomes #coorslight
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I read and interesting SBJ article regrading the challenges and strategies brands are dealing with during super bowl week in Vegas. I made this presentation with a quick summary about the article and some key take aways that I got from it. Give it a look! Darin W. White
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Breakfast w/ Clarene Episode 7 of 53 My all-time favorite Super Bowl commercials are Budweiser Brewing Company APAC ones with the Clydesdales. The horses are absolutely beautiful! I never watch the game because I'm a sports person, so I just looked on YouTube for the 2024 Clydesdales commercial. As always, it made me smile. Check out this for my Super Bowl related LinkedIn insight. Can you loop back and answer my question at the end of the video? #MondayMotivation #LinkedInTips #SuperBowl #PersonalBranding #LinkedInCoach
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Some interesting echoes of Sir John Hegarty's MAD//FEST LONDON talk yesterday in Sir Martin Sorrell's talk today. Asked what he’d recommend to youngsters joining the industry Sir Martin said learn Chinese, Spanish and coding – not just because they’re useful skills, but because it’ll exercise your brain in a way that we don’t do enough of now. Whilst Sir Martin Sorrell also talked about trying tech fast, because it will change faster than you think, Rory Sutherland talked about what slow AI might look like. Sometimes we need to take time to do things, we need to put in the right amount of effort to achieve what we need to. Being more efficient can be easy to achieve, being more effective is often much harder. Thanks MAD//FEST – lots of great thinking to make the little grey cells fire up – now to slowly digest and think about the learnings to take forward.
We’re saving the best to last at MAD//Fest! Hello Day 3 ☀️ Once you’ve exercised your democratic duty it’s time to get down to the Truman Brewery for a day of inspiring content, networking, pitches, food, drink + our legendary ‘House//Party’ feat. Smokin Jo, Brandon Block, Pete Heller + Gordon Mac!
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The Super Bowl is the biggest sporting event in the U.S. and the ads are usually one of the most talked about things associated with The Big Game. Unfortunately for businesses, entry to this stage comes at a ridiculous cost. Consider the ability to create a high-caliber advertisement reminiscent of those seen during The Big Game, all while significantly reducing costs. Additionally, imagine being able to precisely target your desired audience and receive immediate feedback regarding the actions they take upon viewing your advertisement. That's the difference of Connected TV! Let's talk your CTV and OTT strategy. #connectedtv #ott #streamingtv #digitaladvertising
Cost Of A 30-Second Super Bowl Ad: 1967: $42,500 1970: $78,200 1975: $107,000 1980: $222,000 1985: $525,000 1990: $700,400 1995: $1.2 million 2000: $2 million 2005: $2.4 million 2010: $3 million 2015: $4.25 million 2021: $5.5 million 2022: $6.5 million 2023: $7 million 2024: $7 million Our story, with more details: gofos.co/3SOZ1Er
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Over the moon about the newest development in Kate's world. We kicked off a new partnership with Black Angus Steakhouse last week by co-hosting some 1,300 friends across 5 states for a one night, off-menu Big Nose Kate Whiskey and food pairing dinner. Did I eat my leftover steak cold in my hotel room at 10:30 pm? That's none of your business, Jack! But, yes. Only because I lost track of time talking with guests! These are the moments when I pause (sitting in my hotel room with a fistful of cold beef) and think, I should have grabbed a fork. Quickly followed by, "Wow, this just happened because of a single human interaction." This partnership was not born from a board room. It began with one person sharing a taste of whiskey with another. Takeaway: When you have a great product, let it do the talking. And carry a spare fork.
We are proud to announce our partnership with Big Nose Kate Whiskey , a first-of-its-kind blend of straight American Rye Whiskey and American Single Malt, co-founded by the brand’s Master-Distiller, Melissa Heim, and backed by award-winning actress Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone. We kicked it off last week with a Whiskey Experience Dinner in all 32 locations featuring a 3 course meal paired with original cocktails. Our Burbank location got a special treat when Mel Heim arrived and walked our customers through the history and creation of Big Nose Kate Whiskey then introduced her partners Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone who had come in person to support the launch! Special thanks to PEOPLE Magazine | PEOPLE.com for covering the partnership. We are honored that companies like Big Nose Kate Whiskey invest in our 60 year old brand and love our customers as much as we do. We raise our (whiskey) glass to this partnership, come join us and give "Kate" a try!
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How do you win a pitch slam? The founders of Ponyboy Slings, which triumphed in BevNET's Cocktail Showdown competition in December have some excellent advice... Janell Bass and Mike Bass shared valuable insights about how they prepared for and ultimately won it all in a recent episode of Taste Radio. Key details: how they assessed the opportunity to participate in the competition, how to align presentation and stage performance, creating a list of potential judges’ questions ahead of the Showdown, and why they encourage pitch slam contenders to practice their pitch while washing dishes. It's a great listen: https://lnkd.in/d-E2jDP5
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The story of Dr. Pepper has some important lessons for companies when trying to scale in a competitive environment and when you are not one of the top players. Being the third horse in a two-horse race can be advantageous. I didn't realize that Dr. Pepper's drinks are found on more US soda fountains than any other soft drink including Coke and Pepsi? Why? They get distribution through both Coke and Pepsi fountains. Read the Hustle article here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gwfieUKt Their playbook, according to this article on WSJ article (link below): 1) It Embraced Youth through platforms like TikTok 2) It's not acting like a 139-year brand 3) It played up its sweetness WSJ Article 👉 https://lnkd.in/ghEfQKUA #competition #scalingup
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New Episode! 471 - Standing Out In A Crowded Market with Seth Benhaim of Broken Barrel Starting a whiskey company is no easy task. And making youself stand out from everyone else, it's even harder. There are a handful of companies that supply most of the bourbon we see on the shelves and many of us fall into the trap of buying based off the packaging. However, with this show, we're able to go and find brands who are finding new fans based off their whiskey. Broken Barrel is one of those companies that is forging a new path and finishing their whiskey in such a unique way by rebuilding barrels that we needed to have them on the show. Today we get to talk to Seth Banheim who is the Founder and their Global Brand Manager, Nick Roady about how to stand out in a crowded market. As a brand we have to find new ways to be different and find a way to capture the mindshare of consumers on a whole new level. We also talk about brand education hurdles and how far can you go until you've completely lost a customer. There's a lot to unpack here, especially for those budding whiskey brands who are looking to make a name for themselves. 🎧 brbn.at/471
471 - Standing Out In A Crowded Market with Seth Benhaim of Broken Barrel
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I have always enjoyed interviewing people, but spending an hour with Marian Leitner-Waldman (she/her) was next level. Not only is she warm and funny, but she offers one zinger insight after another. She's the co-founder of canned wine phenomenon Archer Roose Wines, which can be found in 6,000 outlets across the USA, including cinemas and stadiums. The brand is growing 35% year-on-year — and she got off the ground by raiding her education fund. She did everything differently, including figuring out that the people who understood cans the best were beer distributors, not wine people. In the latest episode of Drinks Insider, we talked about: ⚡ How wine-loving investors failed to see the market opportunity sitting right in front of them. 💰 How Archer Roose launched without institutional funding. 🌟 How and why she partners with celebrity Elizabeth Banks, even though she says that celebrity brands are dead. 🍺 What beer distributors know about getting cans into hands, that wine distributors need to know. 🍷 What the wine industry is getting wrong about young people. 📽 How Archer Roose opened up completely new markets, from cinemas to stadiums. 🌞 The issues surrounding cans and how Archer Roose solved them. As always, the takeaways will be in the Drinks Insider newsletter! https://lnkd.in/e5VUgTZX
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I may have a problem. 🤣 But as the song goes, if it’s wrong, I don’t wanna be right. ♥️ I confess I check bag when I fly to Texas just to bring back a fresh supply of Whataburger Picante Sauce. 🌶️ I love everything about it, but probably most of all, the nostalgia it brings. 🥹 (I know, I know, you west-coasters are going to say In-N-Out Burger is better. I think we can agree that both brands have fierce fans.) That brings me to my question (because this is not just a confession): What brand(s) are you fiercely loyal to, and why do they get your business? 💵 You already know one of mine. Let me hear yours! #branding #brandidentity #brandbuilding #brand
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