Under the category of “Words Matter”….YouGov recently ran a poll that revealed that only 37% of Americans agree that “K-12 schools should be allowed to mandate vaccines for their students.”YouGov was so…
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A Super Bowl ad that has stuck with me is “Seen on Pixel” from Google.The ad highlights Real Tone, which is the culmination of years of development efforts to ensure…
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Courtesy Bo McCready (@Boknowsdata) Just as marketing and culture can be intertwined, so is art and culture. In that light, the graphic above about film genre popularity (from 1910-2018) is fascinating. Thrillers and…
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Thanks to OZ’s Joe Plummer for sharing this research by Dr. Lindsey Cameron of Wharton, who has published a paper that explores the mind of the ride-hailing driver.Cameron’s hypothesis was…
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For the next five minutes or so, Wordle will remain the hottest thing on the web. Wharton Professor of Marketing Cait Lamberton explains why this is a perfect game for…
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A boutique running store in Paris called Distance recently took advantage of some news headlines with a clever guerilla marketing campaign.This summer, Paris lowered its speed limit to 30 km/h…
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Homestead Creamery is a local Virginia dairy that uses its packaging not only to promote sustainability, but also as part of its brand image.Homestead’s milk bottles are old-school glass. As…
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A holiday example of the limits of brand purpose came from the ethical chocolate brand Tony’s Chocolonely.Tony’s sells advent calendars, complete with candy. In order to illustrate a point about…
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Emma Young from the British Psychological Society has captured insights from recent research into mixed emotions.Sometimes an experience can make you feel a single emotion. But at other times, you…
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Unsplash/Danielle Cerullo Nature has published a massive study, led by Wharton’s Katy Milkman, examining which behavioral science nudges are most effective at encouraging people to do something they know they should do but…
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Unsplash / Lauren Gray Sometimes, deep down, people don’t want things to be easy. A recent article in the Journal of Consumer Research argues that “exerting extra effort makes people feel…
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