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Competition news, articles and videos can be found in a variety of places. The most popular sources for this type of information are news websites, sports websites, and social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Additionally, many companies and organizations have their own websites and social media accounts where they post information about upcoming and current competitions. Additionally, event organizers and sponsors often have their own websites and social media accounts as well. Finally, searching for competition-related hashtags on social media platforms can help people find articles and videos about competitions.
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In today’s noisy, choice-rich economy, CEOs are losing sleep over one pressing concern: “Why should anyone choose us over the competition—and stay with us?” With price wars, mature categories, and advertising overload, simply having a “better product” isn’t enough. Consumers aren’t just buying features anymore. They’re buying meaning, connection, and identity. So how do some brands not only stand out but rise above the noise to become irreplaceable? They don’t just differentiate—they transform into Cult Brands. Let’s explore how. From Demographics to Devotion: Discover Your Brand Lover Most brands define their audience by segments and personas. Cult Brands go deeper. They seek out their Brand Lover—that irrationally loyal customer who would never dream of switching. In the Cult Branding Workbook, we ask: Brands like Harley-Davidson or Apple don’t win because they appeal to everyone. They win because they obsess over serving their most passionate customers better than anyone else ever could. This is your first step in building meaningful differentiation: 🎯 Don’t target—serve with intensity. Fulfill Higher Human Needs, Not Just Market Demand Differentiation doesn’t live in product specs. It lives in the hearts of customers. Using Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs (a central idea in the workbook), we see […]
The Bundeskartellamt, Germany's antitrust authority, has today cleared the formation of an advertising joint venture (JV) between RTL2 and Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). The JV is designed to jointly market TV advertising space offered by the two broadcasters. The approval marks a change in tone from a major