Research has revealed that cause marketing is not doing the trick with new generations of consumers. Gen Z and Y want to buy from brands that resonate with social causes, but demand that they demonstrate long-term commitment to their values.
Coke's #Refreshthefeed demonstrates its core values
signal·
20 Nov 2018
From Black Lives Matter to International Womens’ Day, brands have long attempted to cash in on cultural movements. Taking a different tack, Coca-Cola wiped its social feeds for International Kindness Day as an opportunity to rebrand its social presence, by putting optimism front and centre.
Aspiration: an ethical bank for values-led Gen Yers
case study·
3 May 2019
As Gen Yers enter their financial prime, brands across sectors are looking at ways to adapt their offerings to meet the ethical expectations of this cohort. Online-only challenger bank Aspiration is appealing to them by putting trust, transparency, and sustainability at the heart of its business.
Romance FC: wearing one’s values on a football kit
case study·
29 Apr 2019
Between increasing TV coverage and high-profile sponsorships, professional women’s football is on the rise, attracting new viewers and players. Further boosting this inclusive push is Romance FC, a grassroots team and creative collective helping women play and collaborate.
Dripping with diamonds might once have been the ultimate status symbol, but these days buying organic is equally likely to win you prestige. Canvas8 spoke with Elizabeth Currid-Halkett, a consumer economy expert, to understand how markers of social status in America are currently evolving.