Month: April 2025

  • BC&E

    7 Persuasive Strategies Branded Entertainment Uses to Make People Buy

    long term consumers audience clear goals transparency storytelling measurement expertise

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    Branded Content & Entertainment: Relationship and brand lift

    Branded content & entertainment impacts on the brand in 2 ways: Relationship and Brand Lift.

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    Branded Content & Entertainment: How Does It Work for the Brand?

    The reduction in consumer attention towards traditional advertising makes it extremely difficult for commercial messages to cut through and be effective.The brand’s ability to be seen and heard is increasingly at risk.

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  • branded content & entertainment

    7 Persuasive Strategies Branded Entertainment Uses to Make People Buy

    long term consumers audience clear goals transparency storytelling measurement expertise

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    Branded Content & Entertainment: Relationship and brand lift

    Branded content & entertainment impacts on the brand in 2 ways: Relationship and Brand Lift.

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    Branded Content & Entertainment: How Does It Work for the Brand?

    The reduction in consumer attention towards traditional advertising makes it extremely difficult for commercial messages to cut through and be effective.The brand’s ability to be seen and heard is increasingly at risk.

    Read More
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    7 Persuasive Strategies Branded Entertainment Uses to Make People Buy

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  • persuasion

    7 Persuasive Strategies Branded Entertainment Uses to Make People Buy

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  • 7 Persuasive Strategies Branded Entertainment Uses to Make People Buy

    7 Persuasive Strategies Branded Entertainment Uses to Make People Buy

    To be more effective, brands are using different forms of persuasive communication, including the so-called “branded content and entertainment strategy,” which bypasses the different reactions a consumer may have when confronted with the request to interact with a brand’s content. Here are some principles from some of the most talked about examples of this new form of communication:

    1 . It’s a long term strategy

    Branded entertainment is a strategy for building brand identity, so it is usually pursued in the medium to long term.

    2. One clear goal: sell

    The strategy is always in line with the needs of the company.

    3. It turns audiences into consumers

    Branded entertainment is a marketing tool for building the relationship between consumer and brand. Its active function is to strengthen or change consumer behavior.

    4. Transparency?

    The goal is to get consumers to willingly accept the presence of the brand in new spaces (TV programs, newspaper article, etc.), even if the role the brand plays in the content is not that clear (producer, creator, or sponsor?).

    5. Storytelling

    The brand defines the traits of its identity that will set the kind of relationship with the “hero” (in this case, the consumer) within the narrative. For this to work, the brand acquires a narrative function. Whether the content is to inform or entertain, the brand “helper” tries to interest and empower the “hero” viewer/consumer.

    6. Measurement

    As it’s a campaign, the brand analyzes the effectiveness of branded entertainment by standard key performance indicators, such as brand trust, familiarity, consideration, and loyalty.

    7. Expertise

    Branded entertainment can be done internally (by in-house content units) and/or be driven by professionals (agencies or free-lancers, for example) who can create a content-driven strategy. RELATED CONTENT: Creactivism | Advertisers Against Harmful Products Interested in the conversation? You are welcome to join our community!

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    Author: elena grinta

    I have been dealing with communication for 20 years, I have worked in marketing for large international and Italian companies and I know the mechanisms of advertising persuasion. I decided to invest my know-how and my skills to use the available resources of companies (budgets but also human capital) in positive transformation. Because to students from all over the world I teach at Purpose Brands in Catholic University I wish to give more and more examples of virtuous companies that have invested for the future, of everyone (and there are already many!). Because if we watch, without acting, without taking responsibility, we have no excuse.


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  • branded content

    7 Persuasive Strategies Branded Entertainment Uses to Make People Buy

    long term consumers audience clear goals transparency storytelling measurement expertise

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    different ways to view #toxicmasculinity

    A campaign to revitalize an ancient payoff
    Bad PR is Still Good PR

    Trying to define manhood
    What if the true target was the female one?
    Riding social causes is the new black.
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    yvon Chouinard

    8 out 10 of Consumers Expect That CEOs Share Their Own Vision

    8 out 10 of consumers expect that CEOs share their own vision
    CEOs have become new heros
    CEOs are no longer perceived as chiefs but as leaders.
    The essential role of the CEOs in assessing the sustainability of the company business is undeniable and is fundamental to its success
    Patagonia is an great example of purpose brand

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    Branded Content & Entertainment: How Does It Work for the Brand?

    The reduction in consumer attention towards traditional advertising makes it extremely difficult for commercial messages to cut through and be effective.The brand’s ability to be seen and heard is increasingly at risk.

    Read More
  • Cannes Lions

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    Bad PR is Still Good PR

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    Does this ‘cause related’ campaign will turn into a suicide in the market?

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