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Rebranding Tequila Through Storytelling

Through the use of storytelling, advertising agencies are rebranding tequila to be more than just that liquor that will have you forgetting your night. Ad agencies are telling the story about the tedious process of how tequila is made in order to change people’s perception of the liquor. Many big name tequila brands, and even smaller

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DC Marketing Company – The Power of Consumer Intent Over Demographics

It was once believed that knowing your Demographics was a key part of your marketing and advertising strategy.  It was assumed that only women would be scanning through fashion magazines, only men would be watching football commercials, and only children would be watching cartoons. However, this train of thought no longer has relevance in today’s society. In fact, demographics rarely tell the

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Marketing in the 20th Century: 3 Reasons Why Print Advertising Isn’t Dead

Nowadays, it seems we are being reached by marketers on digital platforms constantly. Whether it’s programmatic marketing on our iPhones, commercials on television, or online advertisements, we are exposed to some form of digital marketing on a daily basis. Though digital marketing is the fastest growing and most popular form of advertisement, it is still not proven to be

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DC Branding 101 : How Should Brands Respond to Tragedy?

Branding in Times of Tragedy When tragedy strikes, marketers have typically struggled to show their support in a way that is effective, true to their brand, but also sensitive. Some ad professionals say brands should not get involved at all in order to stay mutual and avoid conflict, but how is this possible in the social media driven

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A DC Markekting Company’s Client Causes a Stir at The Washington Post

DC Creative Marketing Campaign – Jerry’s “Sexy”Ads Have you ever heard the phrase, there is no such thing as bad publicity? A recent article on the Washington Post, written by Columnist John Kelly, puts our client Jerry’s Subs and Pizza on the spotlight by calling some of its recent TV ads “tasteless.” He compares Jerry’s past image as the “safe, neighborhood place

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A DC Advertising Agency Disscusses Logo Design and Presidential Brand Strategy

After Wednesday night’s GOP debate, it is safe to say this presidential race is going to be interesting, entertaining, and quite confusing. With 16 republican candidates and five democratic candidates in the running, these politicians are really going to have to set themselves apart. What does this have to do with marketing and advertising you ask? EVERYTHING

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