MarTech for lifestyle brands — Emily Lyman // Branch & Bramble
Emily Lyman
Branch & Bramble
- Part 1 MarTech for lifestyle brands — Emily Lyman // Branch & Bramble
- Part 2Replacing Cookies with Empathy-Based Personas — Emily Lyman // Branch & Bramble
Show Notes
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"Nine times out of 10, lifestyle brands prioritize purpose over everything. So, they'll seek to reach an audience equally as eager to stand for something, be it sustainability, social issues, or all of the above." - Emily Lyman
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"Lifestyle brands dont want to be a one and done consumer. They want to be the brand that their consumers strive for, attain, and then grow with." - Emily Lyman
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"Aesthetic and capabilities are much more important for lifestyle brands in their martech than any other brand." - Emily Lyman
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"More brands are recognizing the importance of having a brand purpose, strong brand values, and mission to them. Lfestyle brands take it one step further in that they create a story that will drive consumers for life." - Emily Lyman
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"With lifestyle brands, you need to have a very strong visual aspect to your brand, because we don't only relate to brands through content, words, and video. We relate to them on a visual basis as well." - Emily Lyman
- Part 1 MarTech for lifestyle brands — Emily Lyman // Branch & Bramble
- Part 2Replacing Cookies with Empathy-Based Personas — Emily Lyman // Branch & Bramble
Emily Lyman
Branch & Bramble
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Part 1MarTech for lifestyle brands — Emily Lyman // Branch & Bramble
Emily Lyman, CEO of Branch & Bramble, explores the topic of marketing for lifestyle brands. Lifestyle brands stand out for their distinct focus on purpose and carefully curated experiences for customers that transcend mere product offerings. Creating meticulously crafted experiences that transcend mere product offerings. In this realm, content, words, and videos alone are insufficient, and aesthetics and visual appeal become vital considerations in selecting martech tools. Today, Emily discusses martech for lifestyle brands.
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Part 2Replacing Cookies with Empathy-Based Personas — Emily Lyman // Branch & Bramble
Emily Lyman, CEO of Branch & Bramble, explores the topic of marketing for lifestyle brands. As cookies make their departure, empathy-based personas are emerging as a compelling alternative for businesses to track consumer behavior. This approach provides valuable insights into the emotional drivers behind customer decision-making and fosters stronger connections between brands and their target audience. Today, Emily discusses how you can replace cookies with empathy-based personas.
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