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How Ethical Marketing Draws the Line Between Influence and Manipulation

By Garima Sinha / November 10, 2025

We live in an age of attention economy, where brands no longer shout—they whisper; they hint, they nudge. They use subconscious marketing, ethical marketing, and brain-based strategies to keep messages rooted in mind without the customer consciously realizing it. This subtle power is like a double-edged sword — when used ethically, it helps, informs, and…

B2B influencer Marketing is Real and a Key to Thrive in Competition

B2B influencer Marketing is Real and a Key to Thrive in Competition

By Ruchi Roy / October 25, 2025

The reach of young people has been increasing in the B2B ecosystem, and it is time to rethink marketing strategies. Adding B2B influencer marketing in brand strategies should be an urgent action. Why? Authentic connection through digital channels and clear communication are favorite approaches for new gen.   Millennials and Gen Z, ‘the new gen,’ make…

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Global Influencer Marketing: From Worldwide Reach to Local Love

By Garima Sinha / October 14, 2025

Scroll your feed in 2025, and you’ll notice a change: influence is no longer constrained by borders. U.S. brands are no longer relying on slick ads and extravagant billboards—they’re now partnering with creators who speak the world’s most universal language: authenticity.  From Tokyo to Toronto, brands are realizing global influencer marketing isn’t only about finding…

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Platform Dependence: What Happens When Social Media Algorithm Changes Turn Against Creators?

By Garima Sinha / October 13, 2025

One day, you notice that your engagement drops almost 70%. Posts that used to bring in thousands of likes now barely get a hundred. You didn’t change your content; the algorithm did.  Welcome to the era of algorithm chaos, where creators and brands have become entangled in the fluctuations of small code. Few people feel…

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The New Middle Class of Creators: Not Viral, Not Small, but Profitable 

By Garima Sinha / October 7, 2025

When people consider “creators,” they often think of extremes: either mega-influencers raking in millions of sponsorships, or hopeful aspirants publishing videos into the void.   There is a new class of creators: the middle class. This new cadre of creators is quietly shifting the industry between two extremes.   These are not the 20 million TikTok…

Cowmaxxing, Real-Food, and Avocado Oil Reform the F&B Marketing

Cowmaxxing, Real-Food, and Avocado Oil Reform the F&B Marketing

By Ruchi Roy / September 23, 2025

The food and beverage industry is going through a phase where consumers push for ‘real food’ on their plates, and that’s how the Cowmaxxing era is blasting the food aisle.  Not just ‘cowmaxxing’ but also the inclusion of avocado oil, removal of food dye, and a wave of “clean label” demands have put marketers in…

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The Dark Side of Viral Challenges: When Social Media Trends Go Too Far in 2025

By Garima Sinha / June 23, 2025

We have all witnessed a fitness trend, ridiculous dance, or quirky challenge go viral overnight. Viral challenges on social media can start off as harmless fun, bringing people together in unexpected ways. The problem is that not all of them remain humorous. Certain trends take a negative turn, encouraging people, particularly teenagers, to pursue likes…

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Are Influencer Marketing Agencies Shaking Up Traditional Ad Agencies?

By Garima Sinha / May 27, 2025

A decade ago, if a brand wanted to break the internet, they’d call their agency, schedule a pitch meeting, book studio time, and launch a campaign months later. Fast forward to 2025, and a 22-year-old content creator with a ring light and a killer “GRWM” (Get Ready with Me) reel might just outperform that same…

Creators or Influencer Marketing? Brands have Found their Best Bet in 2025

Creators or Influencer Marketing? Here’s Where Smart Brands Are Placing Their Bets

By Ruchi Roy / May 21, 2025

A couple of months back, Unilever announced its decision to promote influencer marketing by spending 50 percent of its media ad spending on social platforms. The simple reasoning behind the decision is that brands think social media platforms and an influencer-first policy help create strong connections with consumers.   However, in today’s algorithmic era, the platform…

Compassionate Marketing Wins in 2025

No More Fake Nice: Why Compassionate Marketing Wins in 2025

By Garima Sinha / March 13, 2025

Let’s face it — consumers are fed up with brands pretending to care about emotional connection. You must have noticed when brands change their logo into pride flags for a month to support LGBTQ+ rights, the suddenly “sustainable” packaging with no real eco-friendly changes, the social justice statements that don’t align with their actions and…

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