Post by samueldavidd109 on Feb 19, 2024 21:51:36 GMT -8
To advertise sex toys you have to be original, subtle and creative. And it is important to find the perfect degree of provocation to attract attention without offending sensitivities. In the case at hand, the protagonist is Leonardo Da Vinci himself, who applies all of his Renaissance ingenuity in the design of a sex machine. The 60-second piece places the viewer in the artist's studio, where Da Vinci works under the watchful eye of the static Mona Lisa . The protagonist appears working sweatily, sawing, sanding and assembling pieces of wood, which finally form an elaborate and impressive sex machine with which he can have fun. With the message "Make it easier", the spot presents the new Satisfyer Men male vibrator. If you do not display the embedded video correctly, click here . The director of the production is advertising film student Josia Brezing, who had the idea for the ad last summer along with several film school classmates.
The audiovisual was created as part of a work on what non-sexist advertising should be like to advertise a male sex toy. But the thing went further. When the heads of the online erotic store Eis.de Thomas Denmark Telegram Number Data Milewski (design director) and Miriam Plock (creative director) heard about the project, they were immediately excited about the spot and wanted to make it a reality. Starting this week, the announcement can be seen on the social media channels of Eis.de and Satisfyer. 95% of marketers boast that their content marketing strategy is somewhat successful (56%) or very successful (39%) in achieving key objectives such as brand awareness, increased conversions and increased sales. However, to successfully achieve the goals that it has seen fit to set, content marketing needs to rely on authority and that authority necessarily crystallizes through the trust of the audience . It is evident that audience trust is a fundamental piece without which content marketing collapses like a house of cards, but what content is most likely to be perceived as trustworthy by the consumer? According to a recent study by the company specialized in content marketing Ascend2, 60% of marketers agree that research and case studies are the content that most effectively gains the trust of their target.
Research and case studies, in the leading car of trust Following in terms of trust, research and case studies are photographs and infographics (34%), articles and blog posts (31%), newsletters (30%), videos (30%), “webinars” and other online events (28%) and public relations (23%). On the other hand, although marketers boast that their content marketing strategies are mostly successful, they are by no means immune to challenges. And although 55% of marketers confess that improving “brand awareness” is an absolutely primary objective for them, 42% do not hesitate to describe this objective as difficult. Beyond “brand awareness”, the increase in conversions (48%) and the growth in lead generation (36%) are also absolutely vital objectives for marketers when approaching content marketing . These two objectives are perceived, however, as less challenging than “brand awareness” in the eyes of marketers (20% and 16%). When it comes to generating content, 63% of marketers consider that the most successful approach to this discipline involves the amalgamation of in-house and “outsourcing” resources.
The audiovisual was created as part of a work on what non-sexist advertising should be like to advertise a male sex toy. But the thing went further. When the heads of the online erotic store Eis.de Thomas Denmark Telegram Number Data Milewski (design director) and Miriam Plock (creative director) heard about the project, they were immediately excited about the spot and wanted to make it a reality. Starting this week, the announcement can be seen on the social media channels of Eis.de and Satisfyer. 95% of marketers boast that their content marketing strategy is somewhat successful (56%) or very successful (39%) in achieving key objectives such as brand awareness, increased conversions and increased sales. However, to successfully achieve the goals that it has seen fit to set, content marketing needs to rely on authority and that authority necessarily crystallizes through the trust of the audience . It is evident that audience trust is a fundamental piece without which content marketing collapses like a house of cards, but what content is most likely to be perceived as trustworthy by the consumer? According to a recent study by the company specialized in content marketing Ascend2, 60% of marketers agree that research and case studies are the content that most effectively gains the trust of their target.
Research and case studies, in the leading car of trust Following in terms of trust, research and case studies are photographs and infographics (34%), articles and blog posts (31%), newsletters (30%), videos (30%), “webinars” and other online events (28%) and public relations (23%). On the other hand, although marketers boast that their content marketing strategies are mostly successful, they are by no means immune to challenges. And although 55% of marketers confess that improving “brand awareness” is an absolutely primary objective for them, 42% do not hesitate to describe this objective as difficult. Beyond “brand awareness”, the increase in conversions (48%) and the growth in lead generation (36%) are also absolutely vital objectives for marketers when approaching content marketing . These two objectives are perceived, however, as less challenging than “brand awareness” in the eyes of marketers (20% and 16%). When it comes to generating content, 63% of marketers consider that the most successful approach to this discipline involves the amalgamation of in-house and “outsourcing” resources.