Tag: Zappi

Lines in the Sand, by Zappi Research, surveyed early adopters—the leading edge of consumer behavior—to provide essential guidance for senior marketing and CX leaders. Their findings offer concrete insights into where consumers will and will not accept advertising within these emerging platforms.

This article was written by Greg Kihlström for CMSWire. In economically uncertain times, it would seem safe to assume the best way to win over customers hinges on this uncertainty. Yet, relying on price as a primary market differentiator is growing increasingly unsustainable for CPG brands. This is no…

As shown in Zappi’s report, CPG Mega-Trends: The data, trends & forces reshaping consumer packaged goods, 2026 Edition, this shift necessitates a strategic pivot for CPG leaders, demanding not just better products and smarter innovation, but also faster, data-driven decision-making and a proactive embrace of artificial intelligence (AI). The…

When a 30-second spot carries a price tag of eight million dollars before a single celebrity is hired or camera rolls, the only metric that truly matters isn’t buzz, but business impact. Did the ad connect with the right audience? Did it reinforce the brand? And most critically, did…

A recent Zappi study, The relevance gap: Why women feel increasingly unseen by advertising, reveals a substantial and growing “relevance gap”: women increasingly feel unseen by advertising, leading directly to financial consequences for brands. This is not merely a creative challenge; it is a revenue problem that demands immediate,…

Today, we’re going to talk about the biggest advertising event of the year: the Super Bowl. Millions of dollars are spent, careers are made, and brands have one 30-second shot to capture the zeitgeist. But beyond the spectacle and the morning-after buzz, what actually drives results? We’ll dig into…

A recent Zappi study, surveyed over 1,000 people across these three countries to gauge fan sentiment and the effectiveness of this localized branding initiative. The insights from this study offer critical lessons for senior marketing and CX leaders navigating global markets.

With generative AI accelerating production cycles to near-instantaneous speeds, the industry-wide obsession shifted toward how much we could produce and how fast we could ship it. Yet, as we look back at the creative that actually moved the needle, a different story emerges: speed without soul is merely noise.

For many of us in the marketing leadership trenches, the holiday season represents the culmination of a year’s worth of planning, strategy, and budget allocation. It’s our Super Bowl, where a single campaign can define brand perception and drive a significant portion of annual revenue.

The consumer’s voice has never been more accessible, and technological advancements, particularly in Artificial Intelligence (AI), are accelerating data analysis. Despite these capabilities, many organizations remain hampered by fragmented, reactive approaches to consumer insights. This fragmentation creates significant gaps between understanding consumer needs and executing decisive business actions.