Why Fitbit is shifting focus from fitness to fashion
Despite its share price dropping by half in the past month, wearables brand Fitbit is forging ahead with a new marketing focus, sponsorship of BBC Sports Relief and fashion-focused products.
Despite its share price dropping by half in the past month, wearables brand Fitbit is forging ahead with a new marketing focus, sponsorship of BBC Sports Relief and fashion-focused products.
With smartwatch and fitness band sales more than doubling in the UK last year, brands are placing an impetuous on wearable technology in a bid to stand out from the competition.
When two brands come together, the results are always interesting. But when the brands in question are Apple and Hermès, the co-branding strategy is going to be headline news.
A clear majority – 70% to be precise – of senior marketers believe wearables and smart watches are more hype than substance, according to a new study from digital marketing firm Greenlight.
The retailer, which has traditionally focused on in-store shopping only, also plans to roll out its click-and-collect initiative to all stores in Great Britain.
The car manufacturer built its marketing team just four months ago but has already abandoned the endeavour.
From positivity and clarity to the need for humility, speaking to a number of top marketing leaders has revealed five common traits that all possess.