Health isn’t a checklist—it’s a way of life. Consumers are all in, filling their carts with functional foods, tracking every step with wearables, and seeking brands that align with their values. But with every influencer posing as a health expert and brands throwing around wellness claims, there’s still a lot of noise.

Integrated experiences are taking over, and brands are all in. With 80% of companies ramping up their experiential marketing spend—pouring between $500K and $1 million annually into activations—live events are more than a moment, they’re the foundation of lasting connections. Marketers are getting smart too: 92% are strengthening post-event follow-up to drive ROI, while 77% are focused on building year-round engagement. The numbers don’t lie—success isn’t just about how many show up; it’s about creating meaningful relationships that last.

Cooking in America is more than just a daily task—it’s a reflection of culture, creativity, and connection. From TikTok trends to blogs, the way we discover and prepare meals is constantly evolving. This infographic dives into the ingredients shaping America’s kitchens and how we’re finding inspiration to whip up something delicious.

Ever wonder why people join brand communities with the same enthusiasm as a Taylor Swift fan club? It’s more than just a love for the product—it's about finding kindred spirits. When brands align with our values and give us a platform to connect, whether through online chats or in-person experiences, they become a gateway to stronger brand relationships. In this infographic, we’ll dig into what makes brand communities tick. Because at the end of the day, it's all about people building relationships over shared passions—plus maybe a few memes.

Make way for a quirky new mobile unit to join the ranks. Introducing: Blue Diamond’s Nutty Cruiser. Built in Dallas, the nut-shaped vehicle took more than 1,150 hours to complete.

This past December, Inspira was invited to participate on the Association of National Advertisers' Marketing Futures Committee meeting, after our contributed article to their Marketing Knowledge Center became a top visited piece of content (dare we say, viral?). Because let's face it: just when you thought you understood Gen Z, there’s another emerging demographic—Gen Alpha—quickly following in its footsteps. Plus, now that we're in 2025: hellooo Beta...

Millennials and Gen Z consumer behavior is re-shaping marketing strategies across the board. This shift is visible in a variety of sectors, from hospitality to tech, and it challenges marketers to rethink their traditional approaches.

We’re thrilled to announce that Inspira Marketing has once again earned a spot on Ad Age’s Best Places to Work 2025, progressing to #5 in the companies with 151+ employees category! Landing on the list for the 3rd consecutive year, this recognition reflects our commitment to building strong relationships—not just with our clients, but also with our incredible employees.