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Brand Marketing

How Procter & Gamble’s ‘Always’ Benefits from the 4R Framework

P&G Marketing: At the ANA Multicultural Marketing Conference, P&G’s Mark Pritchard, Chief Brand Officer, The Procter & Gamble Company, and Leyla Coffey, Vice President, Multi-Cultural Business Acceleration, The Procter & Gamble Company, showcased P&G  brand initiatives in which they used the 4R Framework: a system encompassing four elements; Relevance,  Reach, Representation, and Resonance,  that matter in brand building for inclusivity.

Molson Coors Marketing

Miller Lite’s Elizabeth Hitch: “We Ground Ourselves in How We Can Best Amplify the Mission of this Campaign to Give Back to Local Communities.”

Molson Coors Marketing: it is very difficult to stand out in the highly competitive light beer category. Portada talked to Elizabeth Hitch, Senior Director of Marketing – Miller Lite North America and Global at Molson Coors Beverage Company to understand her marketing initiatives, including the recent collaboration with Colombian Singer J. Balvin.

Beverage Marketing

Nutrabolt’s Daniel Martin: “D2C will Continue to Be a Priority But We Know that We Will Never Reach the Scale of Marketplaces.”

Beverage Marketing: Energy drinks are the most dynamic part of beverage marketing. Portada talked to Daniel Martin Angelus, VP Digital Sales & Marketing at Nutrabolt, a company that owns three disruptive and innovative performance-oriented brands. Martin talks about the evolution of beverage distribution outlets, e-commerce, the use of AI in marketing, and the company’s recent partnership with Keurig Dr. Pepper.

E-Commerce Trends

E-Commerce Trends: 7 Things to Know for 2023

Which are the most salient features of e-commerce in 2022. What impact will they have on marketing in 2023? Here are 7 defining elements for e-commerce marketing according to Portada’s community of brand marketers.

Psychology of Colors in Marketing

Psychology of Colors in Marketing: How Some of the Biggest Brands Use It

Color psychology is defined as the study of hues as a determinant of human behavior. In simpler terms, colors can have a deep and sometimes subconscious impact on our thoughts, actions, and habits. While this concept can be applied to many aspects of human life, it’s interesting to observe how brands exploit psychology of colors in marketing to increase their success. Check out examples from Coca Cola, Ford, McDonald’s and Nickelodeon.