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Let's dive into this week's Top Marketing Campaigns... with Grad Girl 😊 Brands mentioned include: WhatsApp, Charlotte Tilbury Beauty, NICE | B Corp™, Gymshark and DOVE, Inc. Do you look forward to this series weekly? ✨ What is your favourite marketing campaign of the week? Let's discuss in the comments 💛

What's your favourite campaign this week? 💛

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Katy Seymour

Content Creator | Photo & Video | Social Media | Marketing Pro

3w

Gymshark is SO GOOD. They've been killing it.

Elly McMurdo

Burrows Motor Company

3w

Gym shark killing it with that👏🏼

Deborah Caruso

Office Administrative Assistant at SoReCC

3w

'Turn Your Back' is my favourite so far. Old but Gold for real. I recall a study by the University of London back in 2020 which reported that 94% of the young women interviewed felt 'pressure to look a certain way on social media”. I cannot imagine the effect of social media standards on teens. Grad Girl Marketing do you know if there was any campaign to contrast the 'Sephora Kids' phenomenon and raise awareness? That would be THE content to address in an impactful visual campaign.

Yangzom Noga Tenzin

Building TaskTalent... ✔ Cornell Entrepreneurship ✔ ...like Fivver but college kids

3w

This WhatsApp ad is GENIUS for normalizing the platform to an American target audience who is typically too resistant to use anything other than regular iMessage. And who doesn't love Modern Family!!

Lindsay Kirsh

PR Pro. Storyteller. Entrepreneur. Proud Canadian. Founder and Chief Strategist at Slayer Public Relations.

1w

 Without a shadow of a doubt, #Dove knocked it out of the park with the #TurnYourBack” campaign. It is truly alarming to see the younger generations using filters to adjust their physical appearance. Research has found filters can lead to a range of psychological, social, and ethical issues and these issues aren’t exclusive to younger generations. On the one hand, beauty brands are using “all natural ingredients” and preaching beauty from within, while simultaneously sponsoring filters on platforms such as SnapChat – quite the dichotomy if you ask us. These practices are also not in line with brand commitments to #mentalhealth, #community, #gender empowerment and positive online behaviors.   Let’s stop promoting filters and digital distortion as a sales tool knowing the impact it can have on mental health – plain and simple. Large brands have the advantage of making a positive impact on society - carrying the right message, encouraging inclusivity and acceptance, be it physical or otherwise. We applaud Dove’s “Real Beauty” pledge and stand behind #brands that are using their reach to make a positive impact on younger and older generations. #slayerpr Lindsay Kirsh

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I don't understand how the Charlotte Tilbury one is revolutionary. I've seen so many brands doing "leaked emails" especially in NZ/Australia. It's so common here!

Interactive billboards like Gymshark's are a favourite of ours here at TCC. We love that the ad needs to be interacted with before the brand and messaging is even revealed, it creates a really memorable experience for people and FOMO for everyone who missed out! Smart 😎

Sophia Zorzanello

Public Relations Coordinator at Rowan University College of Humanities and Social Sciences

3w

They're all so smart! I love the new take on email marketing from Charlotte Tilbury because wow...that's a hard medium. Gymshark's play on Shop Lift is SO good. And the WhatsApp was perfect. Modern Family has gotten so much recognition this past year (rightfully so) so putting the two together was a really smart strategy to engage several demographics while weaving in some timely pop culture that resonates with everyone.

Sophie Cromack

Aspiring marketer with a love for photography and creating digital content

3w

They’re all tooooo good this week!! Struggling to pick a favourite but the leaked email is so clever, makes me think of Billie’s close friends stunt earlier this year. People love exclusivity and thinking they’ve got that little insider peak ��👏🏼👏🏼

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