Your audience (and your conversion rates) will thank you.
Shoutout to @lucasjballasy, for joining us on this week’s episode of The Marketing Factor. Full episode here: https://t.co/weAD1C8qR6
Most CPG landing pages make the same mistake: treating all customers the same. Big mistake.
The truth is, your product means different things to different people.
Start thinking less about generalized value props and more about personalized messaging.
Own your relationship, drive in-store action, and get feedback at scale.
More of @lucasjballasy 's words of wisdom on this week’s podcast episode.
Full episode here: https://t.co/weAD1C8qR6
Fast-growing CPG brands all seem to be struggling with this huge issue:
They lose a sense of who their customer is as they scale, and they don’t have much of a relationship with those people.
Think about it…how many brands do you buy every single week in the store without ever visiting their website? If you switch, they’ll never even know you existed.
The solution: capture these customers through email or social and bring them to your website.
Start thinking less about generalized value props and more about personalized messaging. Your audience (and your conversion rates) will thank you.
Shoutout to @lucasjballasy for coming on The Marketing Factor this week!
Full episode here: https://t.co/weAD1C8qR6
Most CPG landing pages make the same mistake: treating all customers the same. Big mistake.
The truth is, your product means different things to different people.
How is AI impacting the craft of photography? It’s not so much about AI-generated images, but rather AI-enhanced imagery.
Young marketers are now turning average photos into polished, professionally retouched imagery with a few clicks.
Will consumers start rejecting brands that lean too heavily on AI enhancement, or is perfect imagery worth sacrificing authenticity?
Shoutout to @williamhereford for joining us on the podcast this week and digging into this.
The result? You can no longer trust that perfect-looking hotel room or product shot online.
Photography used to document reality; now it’s distorting it.
I asked one of the most famous photographers in the world what makes a great creative brief.
CLARITY is what separates the good from the bad.
A vague brief like “shoot whatever inspires you” might sound freeing. But when conditions are tough, it’s useless.
Should brands stop hiring models?
Here's a take from legendary photographer @williamhereford from the podcast this week:
Too many companies burn their budgets on professional models, stylists, and locations—only to end up with imagery that doesn’t resonate.
@williamhereford Instead, start simple: a real person, using your real product, in a real place.
Then, scale up only as needed. Your images become authentic, repeatable, and your budget stays intact.
Do you prefer handling creative internally or partnering externally?
Too many companies put out ads that feel transactional, yet they’re your brand’s best storytelling opportunities.
HART Jewelry’s straightforward strategy for ad spend: "Give me the data, then let's double down."
Forget chasing mythical ROAS goals—modern marketing success comes from agile budgets driven by real-time performance.
How flexible are you with your ad spend?