Some things we keep even though we don't use, but we love. I concede we all do that and we all should do that. So, here are mine.
The sneakers were custom-made for me by my husband and have my name on the back. I still wear them even though they're older than time and barely have a sole.
The vase was a last minute garage sale item my neighbor was having and she gave it to me - I'm a sucker for red (can you tell?).
I bought the glass sphere because I always wanted one and it serves no purpose whatsoever (but look how pretty it is!)
The Starbucks cup with has a red lid that captivated me. I was a client's, she didn't want it and gave it to me. I don't even use it but it makes me happy to see it.
And that's the thing, I love these items. I display and enjoy them. since I'm careful with what I keep (minimalist-style), I have the space to assign them a spot.
What are some of the things you keep just because they make you happy? Do you display or use those items? Where are they? Let's see! Share your pictures and comments below.
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In our latest Sambro Q and A blog series newly promoted Buyer, Jennifer Gowran shares her insights on the growing popularity of seasonal trend led toys.
She shares how celebrations such as Christmas and Halloween are really driving growth for retailers and licensors and let’s us into some of the big seasonal moments, we should all be investing in for 2024.
Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e6bwMNue#lifeatsambro#sambroblog#christmas#seasonaltrends
Here's an incredible marketing results story for you!
The Martin Team nailed a new ad campaign by tapping into something everyone knows about Snoop Dogg: his love for cannabis. The ad announced he would be going smokeless, which seemed completely out of character.
He pulled us through the ad with an engaging conversation and built up the crowd for a big reveal about a new line of cannabis gummies or something related.
As the ad finished, the camera panned to Snoop sitting around a smokeless firepit. The entire ad promoted Solo Stove, and it caught everyone off guard.
What's cool is that this proves you don't always need to rely on shock value stats (which are inherently negative) to make a marketing impact. Kudos to the creative geniuses behind this campaign!
And here's the cherry on top—they backed up their success with some solid stats. Solo Stove's stock shot up by 13% in just one day.
If this doesn't emphasize the power of impactful marketing, I'm not sure what will!
You've probably heard something about the campaign we created, "Go Smokeless" with Snoop Dogg for Solo Stove.
Mentions of Solo Stove are up 14,100% globally (141x more mentions). Snoop Fire Pits are selling like hotcakes. And the Solo Brands stock is soaring.
#WeFightInvisibility#ImpactCultureImpactSales
While the buzz around the Solo Stove's latest campaign is largely centered on its stunning collaboration with Snoop Dogg, I believe its true genius lies elsewhere.
I've seen countless briefs that push for highlighting multiple product attributes - efficiency, performance, you name it and pushing for all to be highlighted in one piece of communication.
I've definitely not seen the brief the agency received for this campaign, however, if they didn't choose a different path - and focus on one, singularly powerful proposition - I doubt that they would have been able to arrive at such a brilliant execution.
This approach isn't just about simplicity; it's about impact. In a world cluttered with messages and choices, this campaign cuts through the noise with remarkable clarity. It's a testament to the power of a focused message, one that resonates and sticks with the audience.
As someone in the advertising industry, I see this as a masterclass in how less can indeed be more. It's not just about who's in your campaign, but the story you choose to tell.
Kudos to The Martin Agency for this brilliant execution!
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You've probably heard something about the campaign we created, "Go Smokeless" with Snoop Dogg for Solo Stove.
Mentions of Solo Stove are up 14,100% globally (141x more mentions). Snoop Fire Pits are selling like hotcakes. And the Solo Brands stock is soaring.
#WeFightInvisibility#ImpactCultureImpactSales
As a conversation starter and viral social media moment this campaign definitely did its job. However I think the conversation that I found most insightful under Snoop’s post were the hundreds of fans/followers sharing their experience with marijuana dependency and how happy they were to finally have an ally in someone that understands their experience. Or so they thought.
Marijuana dependence is a real thing that for whatever reason has become taboo to discuss. Even though Snoops post didn’t provide a commentary on marijuana dependency it certainly opened the floor for many to feel safe in expressing their history of abuse, addiction, share personal anecdotes about battling dependency, and the impact it had/has on their lives. Many fans celebrated and congratulated Snoop for taking a step forward and being vulnerable enough to walk away or take a break in exchange for things more near and dear to him. Moving past something that has not only brought him notoriety but seemingly attaches itself to his success and his image as a cultural icon… But of course this was just an Ad. One that leveraged shock value and a headline to drive discussion. Sometimes that’s okay. Sometimes it isn’t. And sometimes we have to be more sensitive.
Partnering Snoop with a smokeless firepit seems like a brief that would get any creative excited so I’m sure there will be great work to come out of this. As creatives we’re not perfect. However it is my belief that we have a responsibility to create work that aims to produce some sort of constructive outcome, not only for the brand but the audience as well 🙏🏿
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You've probably heard something about the campaign we created, "Go Smokeless" with Snoop Dogg for Solo Stove.
Mentions of Solo Stove are up 14,100% globally (141x more mentions). Snoop Fire Pits are selling like hotcakes. And the Solo Brands stock is soaring.
#WeFightInvisibility#ImpactCultureImpactSales
So excited to finally be launching our summer merch <3 Here's the strategy behind doing this:
⭐ We're sold out and needed to keep our community engaged (+ we need some sort of stream of income as we've had little the past couple of months)
⭐ Brand awareness. With each person that purchases merch and then wears it around, we get increased reach. Think about it, someone likes the item on somebody else and asks them where they bought it, they then follow us and find out more about us (best case scenario).
⭐ And lastly, good girl snacks is meant to be a brand that offers your favorite snacks, but also one that feels like a lifestyle. What better way to start building our world than to offer merch???
To hold you all over while you wait for the ✨ glowed up ✨ Hot Girl Pickles to land, we've just dropped the cutest merch -- for all the pickle lovers, hot girls & those who just need a new outfit to rot on the couch in.
Meet the '𝒊 <3 𝒉𝒐𝒕 𝒈𝒊𝒓𝒍 𝒑𝒊𝒄𝒌𝒍𝒆𝒔' sweatsuit and the '𝒊 𝒉𝒂𝒗𝒆 𝒂 𝒄𝒓𝒖𝒔𝒉' baby tee, exclusively available at goodgirlsnacks.com
Managing 17-year old President of Global Kid Media - kid production / kid talent disruptor in media
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