Cadillac is undergoing a transformation in terms of its image and messaging- and Ghrayeb wants to show that the brand is living and breathing what it stands for.
In 1915, when competition was seen to be shaking up Cadillac's numero uno status, the brand responded with an advertisement that remains etched in history.
When it comes to cause-related marketing, the only way to do it right is through having or creating a relevant connection between the concept and the brand/business.
Make no mistake, a catchy and memorable company name can offer a distinct advantage, keeping you at the front of your customers' minds and helping you to make a positive and engaging first impression.
JadoPado's survey says that it's clear that the online medium enables the growth of SMEs, with 56% of sellers found to be small businesses with less than five employees.
In a David-and-Goliath-like reversal of roles, physical stores are becoming a marketing channel– just another step in the customers' journeys towards a purchase, not their natural endpoint.
The Middle East holds so much potential for digital transformation- here are the most exciting trends I see coming to prominence over the next 12 months.
While restaurant goers are still ultimately seeking the same qualities to receive a positive dining experience, the internet and technology has fundamentally changed how consumers are behaving and their decision making processes.
A recent PayFort infographic highlights ways in which enterprises can derive benefits by combining these two marketing strategies (as different as apples and oranges), instead of utilizing them as two distinct tools.
Ali Mansoor, co-founder and CEO, Baroque -a new entrant to the burgeoning creative production market in the UAE- is extremely clear and candid in conveying what the company stands for, and how it plans to stand out.
Knowing exactly what your customers are going to buy, not just now but also in the future, is a dream most businesses aspire to, and it is already a reality for many.