Manifesto
Ads don’t win customers.
Staged experiences do.
That’s the true purpose of marketing.
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We're Experience Designers
7 min. reading
At first glance, credit card providers have little in common with priceless things. Yet, Mastercard has been relying on its Priceless Experiences campaign for more than 25 years. In recent years, the brand has gone even deeper into multi-sensory marketing, and its value has doubled.
Go Ahead10 min. reading
We’re serving up training that should clearly have long queues. By uniquely refreshing its social network presence to involve real experience, the brand has practically taken over first place.
Go Ahead
6 min. reading
Hundreds of millions of crowns are spent on digital advertisements that are ignored. It is clear that the move to the virtual world must go far beyond increasing spending on PPC or banners.
Explore4 min. reading
While people have changed their behavior and shifted their focus to social networks due to the amazing opportunities for the interaction they provide, many brands still treat social networks like television.
Explore
3 min. reading
We buy it for a certain reason and we seem likely to continue. We look forward to opening it. We eagerly recommend it in conversation. It’s the brand we like - the lovebrand. Is this goal „dangerous nonsense“ for a brand, as stated by a recent article in a marketing magazine, or is it something that marketers should aspire to in an era saturated by advertising communication?
Explore3 min. reading
As marketers, we should accept the fact that thinking about the brand is but a very small part of the decision-making process for the majority of our customers. Our advertising has, for the most part, weak persuasive power. The reason is that its role for the brand is different.
Explore
3 min. reading
The goal of our hard work is to bring fresh ideas as differentiators. And so, the trip was essentially half business and half vacation - a blend of the pleasant and the useful.
Explore6 min. reading
79% of people prefer to learn about a new product through personal experience or a recommendation from an acquaintance or someone they trust.
Explore
6 min. reading
Marco D'Amelj Melodia and Tiziana Somma, the founders of Mozzarellart, have an abundance of such qualities. Like proper Italians, they have communication in their blood. But they went about setting up an Italian cheese factory in Prague without knowing anything of how to produce cheese, or how to even think about marketing it.
Explore5 min. reading
Before the brand incurs advertising costs, it should be more than sure that it will speak to a larger audience than just the 30% of people who give it at least minimal attention. Otherwise, it might harm it in the long run.
Explore
3 min. reading
“Events are dead”, declared the head of the largest international event festival. They are being replaced by much broader, more lively communication.
Explore4 min. reading
Ads that work respect certain rules. For instance, they speak the truth, they're simple, and they help people choose what will work best for them. The way such ads are created and their essential ingredients are revealed by our colleague, art director, and creative director Jirka Kubík.
Explore
7 min. reading
More than four-fifths of the Czech population (85 %) are overwhelmed by advertising, and according to Focus, only a quarter of them believe it. Millennials are much more likely to buy what their friends have recommended than what they see advertised. Generation Z is even clearer about it – they deliberately ignore everything that is presented and sold in the traditional way.
Explore8 min. reading
Decisions about what to buy increasingly come from those who have had the opportunity to "experience" the brand - irrespective of whether they own it or not.
Explore