From Star-Studded Phone Campaigns to Co-Branded Custom Ads
Debra John — November 17, 2024 — Marketing
The November 2024 marketing trends reveal a strong focus on holiday promotions as brands in retail and beyond prepare for peak shopping events like Thanksgiving, Halloween, and Christmas. To capture consumer interest, this season highlights thematic packaging, exclusive product launches, and strategic collaborations. Moreover, this month's prominent trend is the blending of marketing with pop culture, where brands use storytelling and immersive campaigns to deepen engagement. For instance, Lexus’s collaboration with the upcoming film Wicked merges brand and narrative seamlessly.
In a similar vein, T-Mobile’s ad for the iPhone 16, featuring icons like Snoop Dogg, Kai Cenat, and Patrick Mahomes, demonstrates how brands leverage cultural influence for broader appeal. Furthermore, experiential marketing remains central, with standout pop-ups such as Glow Recipe’s Korean Night Market for its 10th anniversary, Pop-Tarts’ Pop(T)Art Gallery, and Chanel’s holiday installations, each creatively pushing boundaries to offer memorable brand experiences.
In a similar vein, T-Mobile’s ad for the iPhone 16, featuring icons like Snoop Dogg, Kai Cenat, and Patrick Mahomes, demonstrates how brands leverage cultural influence for broader appeal. Furthermore, experiential marketing remains central, with standout pop-ups such as Glow Recipe’s Korean Night Market for its 10th anniversary, Pop-Tarts’ Pop(T)Art Gallery, and Chanel’s holiday installations, each creatively pushing boundaries to offer memorable brand experiences.
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