“Madwoman” is a case study in how identity can be packaged and marketed in contemporary music marketing. From this recent video, we learn that representation doesn’t solely refer to who is cast and included; rather, it also encompasses which identities are deemed “marketable” in the first place.
The natural products industry represented at Expo West is one of the most rapidly evolving areas of marketing. In many cases, a brand’s authentic story, modern packaging, and customer interaction strategies are more vital to a successful business than the product itself. The brands at Expo West exemplify how to balance convenience and playfulness with transparency and
refinement, appealing to consumers with a genuine, consistent persona while matching ever-changing trends.
In the current advertising world, there is a rise of depersonalization between customers and brands. Some customers feel disconnected from brands and organizations due to a lack of transparency and over-commercialization of once familiar and comforting brands. Customer loyalty has decreased globally, as they no longer feel individually important or truly ‘seen’ by marketing campaigns from socially prominent brands.
When actor Timothee Chalamet made a seemingly flippant comment about the popularity of opera and ballet, the Internet responded with an uproar. Musical artists and average social media users alike have heavily criticized his perspective, asserting that people do indeed care about the fine arts.
It’s February, and nobody’s surprised at what that means: stores are suddenly rife with red roses, Instagram on the 14th is a minefield for anyone who’s single, and brands are launching their annual Valentine’s Day campaigns. While most people might think they’ve seen it all as far as Valentine’s Day marketing ideas go, there were some brands that breathed new life into 2026’s season of love.
Matte lips, skinny jeans, and a signature high-contrast Clarendon filter– photos normally hidden deep in Instagram archives are now at the forefront of feeds across social media sites. As 2026 unfolds, TikTok has crowned the year “new 2016” and the internet is leaning all the way in.
Ornate ball gowns, gold-gilded furniture, and intricate florals – all essential elements of the Regency-era Netflix hit Bridgerton. The show that swept millions of viewers across the globe into an immersive high-society experience has just released its fourth season, and with it, an incredible marketing strategy. Bridgerton utilizes captivating detail, targeted and consistent content, and authentic messaging to effectively position the brand as attractive and culturally relevant.
Marketing strategy has evolved, making it increasingly difficult to authentically connect with audiences. This is a result of advertising constantly shoved in consumers’ faces, leading them to be less trusting of brands. As a result, business owners have been forced to focus on strategies that build trust and value. Content marketing provides that, but to use it properly, understanding what it is, why it matters, and how to approach it strategically is vital.
Authenticity and nostalgia are at the core of Bad Bunny’s brand image, and those themes carried the Puerto Rican music artist all the way to the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show.
Rebrands can be daunting. It takes time, money and a lot of resources to pull one off successfully, and they often don’t land with the public. However, a well-done rebrand can take a company from falling behind to being a top player in its industry. One case that demonstrates this perfectly is the transformation of Abercrombie & Fitch, a clothing company that went from being labeled “America’s Most Hated Retailer” in 2016 to one of the best-selling clothing brands in the country less than a decade later.
Somewhere between a thirst trap and a language lesson, Duolingo caught the internet’s attention—one unhinged TikTok comment at a time. And just like that, Duo was hit by a cybertruck…dead, inspiring viral TikToks, chaotic fan theories, eulogies, and more memes than Duolingo could ever assign as homework.
Every October, brands search for fresh and exciting ways to tap into the Halloween season and spirit. However, few do it as cleverly as Clash of Clans did with its Barbarian Look-Alike Contest.
AI is reshaping industries, and for many young professionals, AI feels like a threat to their very livelihood. But the question is: How can we use AI to benefit us as creatives? And maybe even more importantly, how is it going to change creativity as a whole?
Whether you’re launching a new product, boosting brand awareness, or driving sales, social media ads can turn casual browsers into loyal customers – if you do it right!
By now, everyone knows how powerful social media marketing can be. However, a new, even more effective form of social media marketing is emerging: video marketing.
Not everybody can be Alix Earle. But does everybody want to be? These days, more and more people are hanging up their pipe dreams of fame and followers for something more realistic: being niche.
Not only are Americans aware of the threats to free speech, but the events of the past few months, particularly the past two weeks, have put the US in a global spotlight.
Sustainable fashion isn’t new, but Coach is taking sustainable initiatives to the next level. By targeting those who will be most affected by today’s waste and consumption rates, the brand positions itself not just as a luxury label but as the stakeholder of the future.
Brands must know how to communicate honestly, engage genuinely, and build connections that feel personal. Authenticity is about aligning every message with your brand’s core values and keeping transparency in every interaction.
In today’s crowded digital landscape, capturing consumer attention is more difficult than ever. Social media users are scrolling faster, engaging less, and expecting more from the content they consume. For brands, this means that simply being present on social media platforms is no longer enough. To stand out, marketers need to prioritize quality over quantity – crafting creative, relevant, and personalized experiences that not only capture attention, but hold it.
Armani reshaped men’s suits into something fluid, gave women a new form of confidence through tailored pantsuits, and built a multibillion-dollar empire that stretches far beyond clothing. But this was no overnight success; it was the product of years of discipline, vision, and obsessive dedication.
American Eagle’s campaign drew accusations of tone-deaf messaging, while GAP’s campaign was praised as inclusive, nostalgic, and fun. The result? GAP capitalized on its competitor’s backlash to boost its own cultural credibility. For marketers, this showdown is a lesson in brand codes, controversy, and how to turn another brand’s misstep into your own moment.
Posting on Instagram is easy but getting people to care? That’s the challenge. Here are 5 ways to improve your Instagram engagement.
Your personal brand should combine two key facets of you:
The person that you are
The reasons why you do what you do
For Daniyah Khan, Class of 2023, strategy and storytelling are the heart of everything she does. She lives in Washington, D.C. She’s now an Associate Product Manager at Capital One through its product development rotational program.
Our Client Franklin Street’s Trolly Stop is predominantly a hot dog restaurant, with other locations based in Wrightsville Beach, Wilmington and Southport. Offering a traditional beef
The Downfall of Influencer Marketing: The Case of Poppi by Meha Saanvi Datla Illustration by Connelly Miller Since the rise of social media, customers have
Readers are extremely curious and headlines are the first thing they see when you publish a blog, article, website, etc. For this reason, it is vital to have an eye-catching first impression.
Our Client Carolina Coworking is a shared community workspace built around making work and meeting spots accessible to anyone who needs it, whenever they need
When Emilie Hofele first started at the 1893 Brand Studio, she was sure she wanted to go into strategy. However, after exploring her options within the Brand Studio, Hofele found a new passion for her career: account management.
SNL’s 50th-anniversary special wasn’t just a celebration—it was a marketing masterclass. From nostalgia-driven campaigns to viral social media stunts, NBC knew how to engage both longtime fans and new audiences. Discover how SNL made its milestone event a must-watch and what brands can learn from its strategy!
How Differentiation Keeps Your Brand Competitive by Caroline Routh Illustration by Virginia Van de Riet What makes you you? It’s a question you’ve probably had
Alumni Spotlight: Maren Gowland by Laney Gragg As a Senior Account Executive at Ketchum, Maren Gowland helps craft impactful PR campaigns for household brands, including
If you didn’t see the promotional content for Universal Picture’s Wicked Movie, you might have been living under a rock. For the three months leading up to its release, it seemed like every other advertisement or promotion on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or even in stores was pink and green.
Social media has quickly become the most popular way for businesses to communicate with their intended audience. According to an article from Forbes, 4.9 billion people worldwide use social media platforms, making it the easiest way to reach a large demographic, regardless of the industry you work in.
Here are some tips to kickstart your social media presence:
Sarah, a 2020 alumna of the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media, isn’t just any Tar Heel—she’s a super proud one. Majoring in Photo and Video Journalism and minoring in Studio Art, Sarah found her way to 1893 Brand Studio her senior year, and it completely altered her career path.
Learn how Victoria’s Secret leveraged marketing to rebrand its iconic fashion show.
Trends fuel marketing.
Capitalizing on trends and current events is important to ensure your campaign or project reaches the correct people. The first step is using what you already have in front of you for success!
Ashley Sipe graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill in 2023 with a degree in Media and Journalism on the Advertising and Public Relations track with a double minor in History and Spanish.
Discover the basics of Search Engine Optimization to improve your website’s digital marketing.
By Ella Bartosik The Client Founded in 1993 by Nick’s dad at University Place mall, AAI has expanded to 13 locations from Garner to Greensboro,
By Ella Bartosik The Client The Eve Carson Scholarship honors the legacy of Eve Carson by providing scholarships to students who embody her qualities of
Alumni Spotlight: Lacy McKee by Mallaury Pageau Lacy McKee, a UNC Class of 2024 graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree in both Journalism/Media and Communications, embarked
August Marketing Round-Up: The Summer of Sports & Sass by Caroline Routh Illustration by Shamil Luqman It was the summer of sport and the summer
Megan Royer, a 2018 UNC Hussman School of Media and Journalism alum, presently holds the position of Strategic Communications Advisor at FGS Global in Washington DC.
Here’s what you need to know about social responsibility and why it is essential for brands in 2024:
Read to get insights on the 2024 Super Bowl ads and learn how their effective strategies can be used by your business to enhance your marketing efforts.
Gabby Torres, a UNC Hussman alum, currently serves as a project manager at Digitas Unlimited. She began her journey with Digitas as an intern during her college years, eventually leading to a full-time role as a project manager. In her day-to-day responsibilities, she adeptly manages timelines for client deliverables and production, oversees partnerships, engages in social media strategies and handles data and analytics. Her client portfolio spans both international and domestic realms, requiring meticulous management and strategic thinking.
The quality of your market research can either make or break your project or business. Here are three key tips to improve market research for your business:
After studying both Media and Journalism and English Literature at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Sophia Alem started a new adventure in New York City but left an impact on her family at the 1893 Brand Studio.
Discover why storytelling is essential for building a strong brand.
Learn more about how your brand can use market personalization to stand out in a world of impersonal experiences and fast-paced digital interactions.
Alumni Spotlight: Jack O’Grady by Delaney Garver Meet Jack O’Grady – the 1893 Brand Studio Alumni whose initiative pioneered the Alumni Spotlight. O’Grady’s journey
How to Target College Students as a Small Business by Cameron Shaw Illustration by Lacy McKee Connecting with college students can be a great way
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4 Key Takeaways from the Barbie Movie’s Marketing Campaign Success 4 Key Takeaways from the Barbie Movie’s Marketing Campaign Success Four Key Takeaways From the
Social Media Analytics for Small Businesses by Claire Doan Illustration by Haley Watkins Most businesses produce social media content on several different platforms, employing content
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Marketing to Gen Z by Ashley Sipe Illustration by Nia Freeman Generation Z, which includes those born between 1996 and 2010, is a tech-centric, social
Alumni Spotlight: Tran Nguyen by P.J. Morales More than anything else, 1893 Brand Studio alum Tran Nguyen wants to make an impact on the world.
Content Marketing Ideas by Catherine Yoder Illustration by Gabi Allen For a successful brand, useful content should be at the core of your marketing strategies.
When is a Logo Redesign Right for your Business? by Gabi Allen Illustration by Gabi Allen Every successful brand has a well-designed logo. Take a
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UNC Clubs and Organizations for Creatives by Connelly Miller Illustration by Erica Boey With the wide array of clubs and organizations that the University of
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Alumni Spotlight: Samantha Hopper Samantha Hopper, a 2022 UNC alumni, began working at the Brand Studio when she was a sophomore, in January of 2020.
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Alumni Spotlight: Jake Mory by Ashley Sipe Jake Mory, a 2022 UNC-Chapel Hill and Brand Studio alumni, made the most of his time on campus
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The Benefits of Implementing User-Centered Design Illustration by Angela Feng by Nia Freeman From the comfortable shape of Apple’s AirPods to the simplicity of designing
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September Alumni Spotlight: Lex Coelho Lex Coelho, a UNC and 1893 Brand Studio alumnae, always had a love for design and maximized her time on
The advertising world is constantly advancing and changing. Businesses need to look out for these three important marketing strategies in 2022: video marketing, next-level user
Web Design Choices to Boost Your SEO Illustration by Lucy Froelich by Raymond Pang You upload the beautiful pictures a photographer took for your website,
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People assume that you need undivided attention, thousands of ideas, contacts, and an unending supply of materials in order to establish a small business. Have
Today’s workplace is most definitely not the same one that was the norm three years ago. Having faced a pandemic, generational shift of workers and
Nick Valego, an alumnus of 1893 Brand Studio’s Campaigns team, is now a strategist at Wunderman Thompson Health – a global marketing and communications agency
In the fast-paced post-COVID market that has erupted, it’s important to develop and focus on emotional intelligence that will set you apart from your competitors
In today’s competitive job market, acing a job interview has become more important than ever. Companies are looking to hire employees who not only look
A thriving community of young professionals doing impactful work that moves the line for local clients; that’s what 1893 Brand Studio is now, but how’d
In our competitive marketplace, it has become more important than ever for young professionals to stand out. You must demonstrate to employers that you have
Given the spike in competitiveness on the current job market, it is all the more important for graduating college seniors to leverage LinkedIn during their
Standing out in your first job can seem like a daunting task. From the second you walk into your interview, it’s important to make a
By Lilly Behbehani Helium Agency Background Helium Agency is a Durham-based full-service sports marketing agency specializing in content strategy, custom publishing, digital marketing and
By Elizabeth Efird Business Background WCHL is a Chapel Hill-based radio station and news site that primarily serves the Carrboro and Chapel Hill areas.
With over 145 million monetizable active daily users and an average of 500 million tweets sent out every day, Twitter is a great tool for
With over 1.8 billion daily active users, Facebook is the biggest social media platform in the world. This makes Facebook marketing a tremendous resource for
In a digital age, it can be easy to prioritize a virtual presence over in-person events. However, in-person events for local businesses can be essential
The most successful businesses have a defined “Why.” “Why” doesn’t mean making a profit or gaining exposure. Instead, it’s a purpose, belief or cause that
In a digital age, having a presence on social media is vital to the success of a company, and incorporating Instagram into your marketing is
By Olivia Rojas There’s a demographic shift occurring — especially in the United States. Organizations are trying to meet a variety of demographics through relevant
Countless businesses have taken to social media to promote their products. What started out as casual photo sharing and messaging has completely transformed into an
In today’s age, nearly every business is using some form of social media to connect with its clients. Social media advertisements are a great way
Leveraging Emotion in Advertising With the sheer volume of media circulating today, it is vital to create advertising that sticks out among the crowd. It
Bosh to the Bigs: Case Study Business Background The client in this case study is Bosh to the Bigs. Bosh to the Bigs is a
All the 2021 Design Trends You Need to Know By Sarah Campbell Now that we’re three-quarters of the way through the year, graphic design trends
Strengthening Client Relationships Through Effective Communication Consistent, effective communication is essential to building healthy and productive client relationships. Forming long-lasting business connections is an essential
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By: Samantha Hopper The Client Alamance Community College was one of the first organized community colleges in North Carolina. ACC’s student body is more than
By: Jack O’Grady The Client The Career Accelerator Program (CAP) is a revolutionary partnership between Alamance Community College (ACC), the Alamance Chamber of Commerce and
By: Charlotte Geier The Client The client in this case study is Alamance Community College. Alamance Community College is an established educational institution located in
By Anna Southwell Targeting your business’s marketing efforts toward college students, especially for those located in a college town like Chapel Hill, is a valuable
Looking to find a solution or learn a new skill? Chances are that you, and most consumers, will turn to a video for help. Learn
By Grace Beasley Gen Z comprises everyone ages nine through 24, which is around 65 million people in the U.S. and 40 percent of the
By Lucas Pruitt A new genre of advertising content is starting to pop up in almost every type of digital media – branded non-fiction. Branded
By Maris Ava Cruz Whether you are just stepping into the professional world or you’ve been working for a while, having a great headshot is
A GIF is a graphical interchange format, a series of different image frames that look like a short animation or video. On websites, GIFs can
By: Matilda Marshall Every year, people are spending an increasing amount of time online.The problem for advertisers now is that the market is already saturated
Photo by Gabrielle Henderson on Unsplash Using Free Stock Images to Promote Your Business By: JoJo Yang A picture is worth a thousand words. Using
Photo by Tranmautritam from Pexels What Should I Put on My Business’s Website? By: Collin Pruitt Building a business website is a simple task that can elevate your
Photo by Jordan Whitfield on Unsplash How to give your brand a personality Carefree, thoughtful, sophisticated, outdoorsy, trendy. If your mind went to people you
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How brands are using Twitter to engage audiences By Jordyn Burrell In recent years, Twitter has grown to be the sixth-largest social media network worldwide.
Microsoft Mesh: What augmented reality could mean for the future of your business By: John Ratkowiak What is Microsoft Mesh? On March 2, Microsoft unveiled
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What’s a blog good for? By Olivia Foley Now more than ever, businesses need more than just an online presence to connect with their customers
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Image by Kevin Phillips from Pixabay 5 Tips On How To Make Your Business’s Website Stand Out By: Katy Rice It can be hard for
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Eyes Ears Nose & Paws Press Release Eyes Ears Nose & Paws is a service in Chapel Hill that creates a bond between humans and
Orange County Visitors Bureau Get Out and Give Back The Orange County Visitors Bureau posted a set of videos titled “Get Out and Give Back”
Eyes Ears Nose & Paws Eyes Ears Nose & Paws is a service in Chapel Hill that creates a bond between humans and canines. The
Trees Charlotte Treasure Trees Charlotte’s Treasure Trees recognizes and celebrates the grandest of the Queen City’s trees based on their size, age and/or historical value.
How to analyze your website’s traffic By Maggie Wong Website analytics are just as important as business analytics, especially when it comes to digital marketing.
Social media rebranding: Four things you need to know By Praveena Somasundaram In a digitized world, having an up-to-date social media presence is more important
The importance of digital accessibility in marketing and communications By Anne Claire Forman As the workplace becomes increasingly virtual, the importance of digital accessibility also
Photo via Pexels by Kerde Severin How to Build a Brand on Social Media By Lauren LaTulippe Everyone wants a strong social media presence. But
The importance of responsive design By Anna Allen Responsive web design is the art of adjusting elements on a page to fit the window it
A quick guide to posting images on social media By: Carson Elm-Picard Countless companies are trying to establish a presence on social media by investing
Photo via Unsplash by Brayden George How to position your brand in a competitive market By: Jake Smith In a crowded market, subtle differences set
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Marketing By Kayla Famolari When you think about artificial intelligence, you probably imagine a humanistic robot-like machine. But AI
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What Social Media Platform is Right for my Business? By Elizabeth Efird An active social media presence is one of the most cost-effective and personal
How to Create a Marketing Plan By John Ratkowiak What is a marketing plan? One of the foundational elements of any business is a marketing
Blurred Lines: Putting the “Native” in “Native Advertising” By Catherine Morgan The other day as I was reading the New York Times, I stumbled across
Photo by Pixaline on Pixaboy: https://pixabay.com/vectors/social-media-you-tube-facebook-1177293/ When and Why You Should Change Your Brand’s Logo By: Charlotte Geier “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” People see
How to boost your website’s traffic By Maggie Wong So you have a website, but no one is visiting it. What can you do? It
Spirit Drivers is a place for professional leaders to build deep relationships, embrace fulfilling work and change their world for the better. 1893 Brand Studio
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DTH At A Glance The purpose of DTH At A Glance is to inform the UNC community on a daily basis of current events occurring
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WCHL: Pho Happiness Raised in Vietnam, Andy Hoang, the owner and operator of Franklin Street’s Pho Happiness, immigrated to California in his late teens with
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How to rebrand: the top five things you need to know By Katy Rice Are you thinking about giving your brand a new feel? A
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