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Brand ideology: Values come to light and brands take a loud and clear stance.

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Brand ideology

Brand ideology

Values come to light and brands take a loud and clear stance.

At a glance

For a long time brands have been trying to convince us that they are more than the products they sell, but the truth is that only those that offer us real experiences and actions manage to be remembered. Today, conventional Corporate Social Responsibility actions fall short. In 2020 organisations must take a stance, prove it and create content that not only sells a product or service, but also adds value to society.

Messages in favour of diversity, campaigns for inclusion, rejection of restrictive legislation, awareness of digital disconnection or breaking with the traditional codes of their own sectors… Brands are no longer silent. What's more, they take a loud and clear stance. The debate, however, remains the same: reality or pure marketing?

Cases

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Zorraquino spotlights

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    Today, building a corporate culture in tune with customers' concerns is essential to connect customers with the brand and the brand with consumers' emotions.

  2. 02

    Companies' goals must go beyond selling; customers are asking them to speak out and bring to light the values that define them.

  3. 03

    Consumers demand that companies care about the same things they do, and this ranges from the ideological to the most dispensable product in their shopping baskets. Because everything they consume is part of their lives and, increasingly, reflects their values.

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