Weekly - KW 7/23: Werbekampagnen, Gendern, Markenkooperationen, Brand Safety (#130)

EPISODE · Feb 17, 2023 · 22 MIN

Weekly - KW 7/23: Werbekampagnen, Gendern, Markenkooperationen, Brand Safety (#130)

from Decoding Brands · host Colin Fernando - BrandTrust

Nestlé, Deutsche Bahn, McDonald's, Falke, Haribo, Aldi, Jeremy Fragrance, Kaufland, Museum of Modern Ahrts BrandTrust Talks Weekly - der inspirierendste Wochenrückblick aus Markenperspektive Zahlen der Woche: Nestlé Smalltalk News der Woche: gendergerechte Warnhinweise Themen der Woche: DeutscheBahn: „Mehr Bahn für alle“ lautet das neue Kampagnenmotto der Deutschen Bahn. Damit nutzen sie eine ähnliche Kampagnenlogik wie letztes Jahr, was Colin positiv bewertet (Kontinuität), außerdem bringen sie Nachhaltigkeit mit rein. Schade ist, dass der Transfer 'Verbesserungen 2023' zu funktional, nicht direkt verständlich und nicht authentisch ist. Chicken McNuggets® jetzt auch in veggie: McDonald's bringt eine Plant-based-Variante raus. Außerdem gibt es auch einen vegetarischen Burger, v.a. für Flexitarier gedacht, der aber den veganer Burger ersetzt. Colins Fazit: Die Offensive wirkt etwas halbgar. Falke & Haribo: „Family Strumpf“: Falke und Haribo kooperieren und bringen gemeinsam Strümpfe auf den Markt. Colin wird sich persönlich danach mal umschauen, findet die Kooperation aber strategisch fragwürdig. Beide Marken wirken zu tradiert. Zudem bleibt Falke nicht zu 100 % bei seiner DNA. Fundstücke der Woche: Aldi & Jeremy Fragrance, Kaufland, McDonalds, Museum of Modern Ahrts

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