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𝗚𝗿𝗼𝘄𝘁𝗵 𝗫𝗽𝗹𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗠𝗶𝘅 💡 A great ad doesn’t bombard audiences’ in their newsfeed, it conveys a clear brand message, offers value, and earns users’ attention. . Benefit from this post? Interact now—LIKE, COMMENT and SHARE it! Follow us to get invaluable marketing insights and start empowering ⚡ your BRAND now. #GXM #SimplyBetterMarketing #Brand2PeopleAgency #BrandRaising #Branding #Marketing #MarketingStrategy #DigitalMarketing #ContentMarketing

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 The Power of Advertising in Building Brand Popularity 🚀 Hello, LinkedIn community! Hareem Mughal Is Here! 😊 In today's competitive marketplace, establishing a strong brand presence is crucial. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is through strategic advertising. Here’s why advertising is essential for enhancing the popularity of a brand: 1. Increases Visibility 🌐: Advertising puts your brand in front of potential customers. Whether through digital ads, billboards, or TV commercials, increasing visibility helps familiarize the audience with your brand, paving the way for recognition and recall. 2. Builds Credibility 🛡️: Well-crafted advertisements can enhance a brand’s credibility. By consistently appearing in reputable media and platforms, your brand gains trust, and trust is a cornerstone in customer decision-making processes. 3. Engages Customers 💬: Effective advertising does more than just inform; it engages. Using creative storytelling and emotional appeals, ads can create meaningful connections with audiences, making your brand more relatable and appealing. 4. Drives Conversion 💸: Ads are not just about visibility; they're designed to convert interest into action. With clear calls to action and compelling messages, advertising can drive sales, sign-ups, and other business-critical actions. 5. Differentiates the Brand 🌟: In a sea of competitors, advertising helps your brand stand out. Through unique selling points highlighted in ads, customers can understand what sets your brand apart from others, which is vital for competitive advantage. 6. Supports Other Marketing Efforts 🔄: Advertising works hand-in-hand with other marketing activities, reinforcing messages conveyed through social media, SEO, and public relations. This integrated approach amplifies your brand’s voice across multiple channels. As a graphic designer, I've seen firsthand the transformative impact that well-designed advertisements can have on a brand's popularity. It’s not just about being seen—it’s about being remembered and preferred. Let's chat if you're looking to boost your brand’s presence with impactful advertising! 📈🎨 #Advertising #BrandPopularity #MarketingStrategy #GraphicDesign #BrandBuilding

"Attention metrics present a truly holistic view of ad effectiveness by measuring how engaged consumers are with an ad, rather than just counting views or clicks." - Laurel Rossi, CMO, Infillion In her latest AdExchanger article, Laurel discusses why attention metrics are the key to bridging the gap between branding and performance in advertising. If you're looking to align your marketing strategy with the needs of today's consumers, this is a must-read. Discover how to create campaigns that resonate and convert: https://bit.ly/BvPInfil #AttentionMetrics #BrandPurpose #ConsumerEngagement #Infillion #MarketingStrategy

What is creative advertising and why is it important? 🌈 Creativity in advertising is a creative approach aimed at forming the image and uniqueness of the brand. To develop creativity, marketers use non-standard and creative concepts. The main purpose of advertising creative is to stimulate the user to perform a specific action, such as clicking a button, going to a site, subscribing or participating in a promotion. 🤔 What role does it play? 👉 The creative presents the client with scenarios and images that are familiar, close to him and cause an emotional reaction. It shows the individual benefit of the product for a specific person and overcomes his doubts. The consumer not only pays attention to such content, but also receives an incentive to make a purchase. Creative in advertising allows: 💛 increase the probability of achieving the goals of the advertising campaign; 💛 create a well-known brand and product image; 💛 talk about a new product on the market. What should be considered when creating a creative? 👇 📍 Target audience. For effective advertising, it is important to understand the group of people to whom your product or service is aimed. The target audience includes various characteristics of potential customers (age, gender, income, interests, behavior). 📍 Accommodation area. You should focus on data about your target audience, product and results of previous advertising campaigns. Remember that each platform has its own technical limitations regarding the format of advertising content. 📍 Creative format. Use analytics to determine the most effective formats that will engage your audience. Learn format standards and requirements for image or video sizes, length, and text size. 📍 Advertising concept. Combine all elements of the advertising campaign around one idea. This idea should be clear, concise and memorable. For its development, you can use a game of words, non-standard approaches to wording or be inspired by the experience of competitors. Creative advertising is a method to highlight your product in the market. Avoid repeating concepts that have been used by other brands. By creating original images, you will not only increase the volume of sales, but also strengthen the recognition of your brand! #wedex #ppc #creativeadvertising #advertising #digitalmarketing

A misleading ad can cost you more than just one sale. It can cost you your reputation. Marketers must understand that meeting buyer expectations isn’t just important. It’s actually a non-negotiable. Every part of your buyer journey should align with the promises you make in your marketing. An eye-catching ad may draw customers in, but if the reality doesn’t match the promise, you’re essentially eroding that trust (which, if you're targeting net new customers, hasn't even been built yet!) I’ll never forget my dad’s experience. He came across an ad for flights to the Philippines for just £300 and immediately called the travel agency. But when he got through, they told him, “That’s not actually the price anymore. We're not running that promotion anymore.” His excitement turned into frustration, and the agency lost his business, along with his trust. Safe to say, he never called them again! This kind of misalignment can have lasting consequences. When customers feel misled, it doesn’t just hurt that one transaction, it tarnishes the perception of your entire brand. And this is so valuable in B2B. A damaged reputation is hard to rebuild, and in today’s market, trust is your most valuable asset. So ask yourself: Are your marketing promises building credibility or setting you up to lose it?

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In the busy world of advertising, it's easy for a brand's message to get lost. I've seen it happen, and I know how important it is to keep that message alive and clear. It's like telling a story that people want to hear and remember. But with so much competition for attention, it's not easy. To make sure a brand's message stands out, I've learned a few things. First, it's important to keep things real. People want honesty, not just flashy ads. Second, consistency is key. By keeping the message the same across all platforms, it sticks in people's minds. And finally, creating experiences that involve the audience can really make a difference. Whether it's through events or online interactions, getting people involved keeps the message alive and strong. Despite the challenges, I'm committed to helping brands make sure their message doesn't fade into the background. It's about telling stories that matter and connecting with people in a way that's genuine and memorable.

How the heck can ugly ads drive sales and help build my brand? The answer is simple: 1. Ugly ads are typically much better at getting relevant attention on social media than heavily-polished branded ads because they help get past users subconscious ad blockers. Getting relevant attention is the first challenge your ads need to overcome to drive sales or brand lift. 2. If the ugly ads are relevant, compelling, and feature the brand in a positive/desirable light, they’ll have a positive impact on brand awareness in addition to driving immediate sales. When most marketers hear about “ugly” ads, they clutch their pearls and assume “oh, those are only for sales, but at the expense of brand”. I get it. I’ve worked on massive mega brands. The thought of doing something less than 100% polished doesn’t make sense for many marketers. That bias goes back centuries and is due to 2 things: 1. Ads have traditionally been placed alongside other polished content like print media and TV, so it makes sense for ads to be polished 2. Large ad agencies that work with large brands have established and perpetuated a system in which they make more money by making more elaborate and expensive ads with short shelf lives so the brand has to keep paying them more over time. This does not benefit the brand. This scenario has trickled down through to smaller brands and agencies and is hard to shake. I’m not saying you should make the ugliest ad possible. I’m saying you should study the content your audience consumes and try to emulate that. Your audience will be more likely to pay attention if your ad doesn’t immediately look and feel like and ad. It’s hard to break out of those habits and correct for these biases, but chances are if you’re reading this, you already are aware of this and you’re trying. Give yourself a pat on the back! This was an excerpt from my most recent newsletter. If you'd like to read the rest where I dig into my brand lift study results and share the ugly ads that have been driving sales and brand lift, please read and subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/ekKgEdUM

"Aren't all these scrappy ads going to harm my brand?" It's a debate that has waged as long as time. There is an assumption from a large number of people that one type of ad (see: performance, direct response, scrappy, ugc, ugly) – while it might 'work' – is in fact bad for the brand. It was great to read Barry's newsletter this week to see he'd done a brand lift to put a figure on the impact of these ugly ads. Turns out they had a pretty strong *POSITIVE* impact on brand as well as being great for performance. There is so much psychological bias in play when it comes to this. We are inherently people who try to protect ourseleves. We've had – as Barry alludes to – 50 years of TV advertising shaping what we consider adverts to be and only 10 years of social advertising. Every millennial and older grew up thinking of ads as multi-million TV campaigns. We also have huge bias towards our own point of view. Within a company, we have ikea effect because we're all building the thing together. It's psychologically difficult to challenge our own view. I also know that rational pieces of data won't be the thing that can change someones mind – but it is a foundational requirement – so very happy to reshare this. Go subscribe to Barry's newsletter, it's one of the few I read every issue of.