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As marketers have found more channels and means to communicate their message, the number of branded messages that consumers are exposed to on a given day has ballooned to nearly 5,000. The residual effect has left consumers largely immune to marketing messages, allowing only 100 or so to permeate through their attention wall.
This week, we got to know our new Junior Analyst, Halle! Halle recently graduated from UConn and started out as an intern here at Inspira.
NORWALK, CT – Warriors for a Cure is a Fairfield County team of mostly Wilton and Norwalk residents that has participated for the last four years in Alex’s Million Mile Run, raising money to benefit Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation and its pediatric cancer research work. Yesterday, Wednesday, Nov. 16, Warriors for a Cure team leaders Jeff Snyder and David Pennino presented a check for $115,822 to Jay Scott, the founder of Alex’s Lemonade Stand.
Buying a car has always been a simple process. One can simply stroll into the dealer, decide on a model, pick a color and sign the papers. With research tools like TrueCar and Cars.com, the process of finding the right car at the right price has become even easier.
Alecia Dantico, the GM of our Chicago office, is a veteran of the influencer conference circuit, with a decade of experience in the space. But, after years of deep involvement, she became jaded by the same faces and the same conversations at conference after conference. Sure, the technology and toolsets had evolved, but the influencer community seemed stuck on the same, tired topics and generic brand experiences.
For the third year in a row, Wilton’s “Warriors for a Cure” was the number one team in the country, holding onto their title as the Top Fundraising Team in the nation for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation‘s "Million Mile Run/Walk/Bike" efforts against pediatric cancer. The team raised $73,183 throughout September.
Retail brand Life is Good, whose goal is to spread positivity through its happy face logo and charitable missions, is known for its proprietary events like the Life is Good Festival held in its home state of Massachusetts. But this past fall, the brand shifted gears, going back to its roots by taking its message on the road.