Today we're getting to know an important face and voice at Inspira Marketing: Hannah Kirsch.

How brand experiences can reach and influence family purchases

Parents like to think they’re the ones in charge of every aspect of the home, and while that is certainly true in a legal sense, the numbers are telling a different story. It turns out kids have more to do with household purchasing decisions than you might think. 

Cannabis User Purchase Trends for the Holidays

The pumpkin pie isn’t all that’s getting baked this Thanksgiving.

Inspira CEO Jeff Snyder shares his three favorite strategies for connecting with an audience using careful planning, ideation, and engaging the senses during a brand experience.

Five Useful Facts about Holiday Shoppers in 2022

Holiday shopping is obviously of huge importance to most retail brands, making up a significant chunk of yearly revenue. But, when shoppers feel more crunched than ever, how are they going to spend those vital holiday dollars?

Most consumers, independent of generation, want the brands they engage with to care about the environment. And recent data shows that over half of consumers have become more eco-conscious since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Morning Consult’s report, “What Sustainability Means to Consumers,” shows that consumers both believe sustainability is important for the products they buy, and believe most of the responsibility for that should land on the brand.

Event marketers aren't telling ghost stories around the fire this Halloween, but they are sharing their professional event horror yarns in BizBash this week.

October is “Emotional Intelligence Awareness Month,” which makes this the perfect time to talk about EQ and empathy in marketing.

Halloween 2022 isn’t far away, but there’s still time to execute Halloween marketing and selling strategies. The best way to do this, of course, is to take a look at the data to see what’s driving Halloween spending this year.

While aligning with a cause or issue can be a great way to connect with consumers, marketers must choose their cause or issue carefully to ensure that it is authentic to the brand – or risk coming across as insincere, or worse, trying to profit from a cause.