Serving up culture Wisdom 💡: Food may be the universal language, but brands need to remember that every culture has its own recipe. From Dolce & Gabbana’s chopstick controversy to
Dis is how we do it Wisdom đź’ˇ: Disney is showing that even the most iconic logos can have a little identity crisis, slicing up its famous wordmark to introduce
Beyond the billboard Wisdom đź’ˇ: Free People is proving that the best celebrity partnerships happen when brands loosen their grip and let artists spread their wings. Teaming up with Willow
Hold the phone Wisdom đź’ˇ: Comms has come a long way from faxed pitches and newsroom phone calls to LinkedIn thought leadership, AI and the apparently scandalous use of an
Workin’ 9 to kind Wisdom 💡: In his latest thought leadership piece, Peppercomm VP Paolo Ramos reflects on Dolly Parton’s legacy and the surprising power of a personal brand that
Pitch, please Wisdom 💡: Reporters aren’t tired of PR pitches, they’re tired of pitches that give them no reason to care. With journalists drowning in irrelevant, overly promotional outreach, Peppercomm’s
Comfort zone optional Wisdom 💡: In a recent post, Peppercomm’s Gia Marrollo makes the case that great communicators aren’t always the loudest people in the room; sometimes they’re the ones
Face value Wisdom 💡: Neutrogena is learning that in a reputational crisis, saying something isn’t the same as saying enough. After Hayden Panettiere said Neutrogena dropped her after she spoke
Lede the way Wisdom 💡: A former TV news producer’s secret weapon for media strategy? Knowing when to cut to the chase. After nearly two decades of making split-second calls
Brand together Wisdom 💡: The University of Georgia’s Franklin College found that the secret to a cohesive rebrand was hiding in plain sight: the humble “and” connecting arts and sciences.