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Engagement Labs Finds Consumers Living in a “Political Brand Bubble”

Published by Engagement Labs October 11, 2018

New #PoliticalBrandBubble Quiz Reveals that Recommended Brands Often Predict Political Allegiances

Take the quiz here: […]

Engagement Labs’ Partnership with Kantar: Building Long-term Brand Value with Consumer Conversation

Published by Ed Keller October 09, 2018

For the last several years, we at Engagement Labs have received a lot ofattentionin the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and other publications,[…]

Nike’s Kaepernick Campaign Turns Both Online and Offline Conversations Negative

Published by Brad Fay September 14, 2018

But Nike Should Benefit from Higher Brand Engagement

Was Nike terrible, arrogant, or brilliant to launch a new “Just Do It” campaign featuring the[…]

Today's Conversations Predict Next Week's Sales

Published by Engagement Labs July 25, 2018

Why Marketers Need to Tap the Power of Consumer Conversations and Not Just Social Media 

Standing in the aisle of just about any retail store, the[…]

It’s Not Enough for Your Marketing to Be Noticed, Consumers Have to Talk About It Too

Published by Engagement Labs July 10, 2018

“Marketing that works is marketing that people choose to notice,” Seth Godin once rightly observed. We agree – to a point. In our view, it’s much more[…]

Toyota’s Lead in TotalSocial® Influence Is a Strength in a Tough Year for Automakers

Published by Ed Keller June 17, 2017

Toyota may have come in third among the mass-market automakers for May auto sales, but it leads its bigger competitors in consumer conversations according[…]

Extensive Study Reveals Little Correlation Between Social Media Conversation and Word of Mouth

Published by Brad Fay & Rick Larkin April 03, 2017

MARKETERS NEEDS TO MEASURE AND MASTER BOTH

One of social media’s key attractions to marketers is the window it provides on authentic conversations and[…]
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