Shopsense AI is excited to announce our partnership with Tastemade to bring shoppable TV experiences to their award winning Food, Travel, and Home & Design content. “As innovators in shoppable streaming, Shopsense AI provides Tastemade the opportunity to create interactive experiences that redefine the way our audience engages with our programming,” said Evan Bregman, General Manager, Streaming at Tastemade. “Shopping plays a vital role in transforming our viewers into doers, and brings us closer to our audience in ways that fill their lives with great taste." Tastemade debuted with “Kitchen Glow Up,” a kitchen renovation series. Through Shopsense AI technology, viewers can access an online store featuring products seen on the show, as well as related products. Every episode of “Kitchen Glow Up” will be shoppable with new items for kitchens, pantries and other cooking spaces presented each week. Ellen Marie Bennett, Founder and Chief Brand Officer of Hedley & Bennett, will host the show and bring professional cooks and interior designers into the conversation. Launch Article: https://lnkd.in/gUSeWG2T Press Release: https://lnkd.in/gKkidFN4
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Everything you knew about branding is 100% wrong, and I can prove it! Today, everything is a brand. Case in point, Chick-fil-A recently announced that it is quickly moving into the entertainment space with plans to launch its own streaming platform. And most of the comments around this have more or less been, "They need to stick to chicken!" But who is wrong in this situation? The customer who relies on Chick-fil-A to focus on the food. Or the company whose focus is on the customer experience? I think Chick-fil-A is on to something with this. And more importantly, it's 100% on-brand for them to create their own content. And that's because "Chicken" is not their brand. It's the physical product they sell. Their brand is "family-friendly." That's why they are closed on Sunday. That's why they sell cheaply priced meals. That's why they are in fast food. Because those are families' pain points. They need cheap, fast, and reliable food for everyone. And they need content that matches that brand. #chickfila #deadline #streaming
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𝐀𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 Entertainment serves a discerning customer; powerful and fickle simultaneously. It feeds on the products of creation that capture its attention in the moment. It always wants something else that's also somehow familiar, its appetite never subsides and it grows larger every year. Voraciously, it will always demand and consume more, but new and intriguing, or else. If what's offered up is not to its liking, instead it's the feeder that gets consumed. This has been described as, “feeding the dragon”. No matter what the audience asks for, how do you know their tastes? Clarity in understanding the audience is achieved when design thinking is applied to entertainment. Hot Iron Productions is available to help you know your audience. #audience #player #storytelling #gamedesign #story #gamedev
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Babbling Below see "Babel," a work of art by Cildo Meireles, at the Tate in London. It's ALSO a perfect metaphor for how our Users see today's Media experience. Users log-in, search for something to watch, fail, and leave. They logon to a new platform, search again, fail again, and leave. Rinse, repeat. Hit the like button now if this ever happens to you. Viewers see the same ad in every break. Bad for them. Worse for the advertiser. Personalization was the promise. Content chaos is the real result. So how do to cure this paradox of choice and bring the joy back to our Media UX? First, click the link: https://lnkd.in/e4XABsme #streaming #media #television
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