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Bitcoin Can't Save The Music Industry
This article was originally published on Forbes.
Music (17)
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For Artists: 3 Questions to Ask Yourself When a Brand Wants to Work With You
Rosemary Waldrip: May 18, 2015
As an artist, you may at some point be approached by a brand that wants to partner with you – and not in the traditional “I’ll give you money to sing...
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Music, Music (and Apple) Everywhere
We have written in this column about marketing to Millennials, the role of artist content in savvy brands’ marketing efforts, the new world order of...
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Toyota Markets to the Beat of a Different Drum
Rosemary Waldrip: April 10, 2015
Brands across the globe are increasingly recognizing the difficulty of capturing consumers’ attention with traditional branded content. Today’s...
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Authenticity is Key in Brand-Artist Partnerships
The foundation of any successful brand-artist partnership is authenticity. Without it, messages come across as phony and fall flat, and the critical...
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Mountain Dew and SoundCloud’s “Green Label Sound: Open Call”
A recent article in Forbes got me thinking about Mountain Dew’s unique place in marketing history and how it arrived at its latest effort: “Green...
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From Selling Out to Breaking Out: The Evolution of Artist/Brand Partnerships
From Advertising Age’s excellent series of articles to Gawker’s view that “ . . . the current young generation is being sold wholesale the idea that...
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The Next Gen of Ad-Tech Will Amplify Your Authentic Voice
With millennials poised to overtake Boomers as the nation’s largest living generation, the discussion around how to market to this demographic has...
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Target and the Five Elements of Millennial Marketing
If you caught the Grammys last night, you couldn’t have missed Target’s Imagine Dragons concert spot. The big-box retailer ponied up what is...