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Navigating the New FTC Guidelines: What Brands and Influencers Need to Know

Burrelles Fresh Ideas

Earlier this year, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) unveiled fresh guidelines aimed at regulating endorsements and testimonials in marketing and advertising, particularly in the multi-billion dollar social media influencer industry. When are disclosures required?

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Harnessing Influencer Marketing for Digital Marketing Growth

5W PR

In the bustling world of digital marketing, brands are constantly battling to connect and resonate with their target consumers. As traditional advertising tactics lose their shine, the rise of influencer marketing is a beacon in the digital chaos. Today’s consumers are smart, desiring authenticity and trust.

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PREthics & Native Advertising

PRSay

Late last year, the Federal Trade Commission issued guidelines for native advertising, a topic of much discussion in 2016. These guidelines have implications for public relations professionals to consider. When does product publicity become native advertising? They used to trust publishers to make it clear.

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What’s new in social media advertising?

Prohibition

Due to the ability it gives businesses and organisations to target audiences quickly and effectively, social media advertising has grown substantially in popularity. There has been a move away from attracting consumers through ‘organic posts’ only and brands are getting smarter at utilising the advertising tools available at their disposal.

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FTC Releases Advertising Disclosures Guidance for Online Influencers

wiredPRworks

A new FTC advertising disclosures document and video gives online influencers guidance on how to ensure consumers are aware of advertising relationships. As a brand influencer , I appreciate knowing when and how to disclose ads on social channels. Don’t assume your followers already know about your brand relationships.

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Should Brands Take A Stand?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

The common public relations wisdom about brands and politics is that they don’t mix. When an issue fuels consumer anger or public debate, it should be avoided at all costs. The bigger the brand, the more risk-averse the marketing team tends to be, with good reason. Even Shakespeare had his time in the barrel recently.

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How to Create a Memorable Brand Slogans or Tagline

5W PR

Why spend time on a unique brand tagline? Some brands are so well developed that a brand can be conjured in mind instantly if you say a certain phrase or line. A brand tagline or slogan can be one of the most important parts of branding. An unsuccessful slogan can land a brand on the bottom of the clearance rack.

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