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A crisis is a crisis and when it goes viral it goes viral everywhere, not just on social media. In Fall 2013, the department rebranded the existing PR/social media course, PR2.0, the first of its kind, along with being creative or inventive? So let’s call it like it is! with the new title.
creative agency. The video quickly went viral, racking up over 1 million views the first day alone. Forbe s and Fast Company both wrote about Caine’s determination and creativity. Later that year he launched The Imagination Foundation with a mission to find, foster and fund creativity and entrepreneurship in kids.
Then there are the real-time marketing coups, like when Tide and Oreo took advantage of the 2013 Super Bowl blackout with witty ads; or Snickers sent its product to the Top Gear host who had been suspended for having a meltdown on set. Whatever you call it, reactive PR response can we a winning tactical play.
I’ve worked at Contently, one of the pioneers in content marketing, since 2013. Creativity strikes back. Starting in 2013, brands started hiring journalists to work on their content programs. The post State of Content Marketing 2019: Creativity Strikes Back appeared first on Contently.
They monitored what happened with the 2013 Superbowl and, when electricity suddenly went out, one tweet made them go viral. It was relatable, creative, and anchored in a universal experience. Oreo's famous "Dunk it in the Dark" campaign did just that. The tagline Got Milk? became an enduring piece of pop culture.
In 2013, a photographer brought a lawsuit against BuzzFeed for the use of a photo he originally posted in Flickr. After he sent a takedown notice, the website took down the photo and updated its post, however, the photographer alleges the photo had already spread virally to other websites without proper attribution.
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The high touch of creativity, big ideas and market smarts will reign over tech and hacks; we’ll all look to see what comes next after content.”. But I am curious if consumer trust has reached a point where more and more brands will look to intentionally create content that ‘goes viral’ due to its divisive or outrageous nature.
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