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  • Writer's pictureDesiree Peterkin Bell

Examples of movements based on brands

A company's mission statement is a great way to show how a brand is moving. For example, the company Mamava talks about its goal to change how people think about breastfeeding in terms of building a movement. Its founders say that "nursing should be a right, not a privilege" was a significant influence. Its email newsletter also asks customers to become Lactivists. It reminds them that by doing so, they are part of something bigger than themselves.


Brands that do well can start movements that connect with their customers. Consumers and partners work together in these movements to make something bigger and better. A single brand can't begin these movements because they must coincide with a more significant social trend. Fenty Beauty and Revry are two brands that do this.


Volkswagen better showed a brand movement. It used fun to get people to change their habits. Volkswagen's "fun theory" ad campaign took advantage of people's growing restlessness. Traditional marketing was based on the idea that bigger is better. However, people were tired of being told to buy more and more.


The Stella Artois campaign was another example of how a brand moved. People have praised this campaign for reaching out to young people who care about social issues. The company reaches people in their 20s and 30s who are becoming more aware of the state of the world and the need to do something good. By giving women more power, the company's campaign was able to get the attention of a large number of millennials.


People want to feel like they are a part of something bigger than themselves. When a business joins a social movement, it often gets more attention from the media. They can use the brand's connection to the cause to their advantage by giving staff paid time off to join the movement. But before giving money to a cause, a company should do much research and learn as much as possible about it.


A brand movement can make an organization better. The "We See Equal" campaign by Procter & Gamble fights against gender bias. It was shown on TV and social media, and both boys and girls broke gender norms. Even though the campaign started right after the US election, it had nothing to do with either party. The company's website shows how much it cares about equal rights for men and women. The company also gives parents the same benefits, hosts "Lean In" events to help each other, and has male advocates in its "We See Equal" campaign.


Participating in a social movement is a great way to get to know your customers better and strengthen your relationship with them. Choosing a cause that makes people feel real and genuine emotions is essential. In 2018, Nike's decision to work with Colin Kaepernick was a great marketing move. Many people like both Nike and Kaepernick because of the ad.


Building a movement is only suitable for some business models. However, it's something to think about, especially if your product is ordinary. For example, a company that trains dogs could use movement-building to bring attention to new ways of thinking about pet ownership or to promote the benefits of obedience and fast results. A movement marketing campaign is a great way to turn customers into real supporters. A campaign that takes advantage of changing social media will turn customers into an army of people who talk about your business.

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