One Size Fits All Doesn’t Work For Millennials – Or Any Segment

Geile/Leon Marketing Communications
So, as we say to all of our clients, whether they are marketing to millennials or any other demographic, you have to understand the “why” and “how” of the audience.

Trending from G/L: The Future of YouTube Advertising

Luke Smith
Major consumer brands are jumping on-board and gradually perfecting the art of storytelling through these new, unique video formats.

Trending from G/L: Are Craft Sodas about to pop?

Geile/Leon Marketing Communications
At the end of the day, the soda giants are attempting to broadcast the same message: Soda is still a sensible consumable.

Trending from G/L: Are Facebook’s Office Perks the Height of Company Culture?

Geile/Leon Marketing Communications
Not every company out there can afford Facebook-esque luxuries for their employees, but there are small things that can build culture.

7 Examples of Horrible Marketing Advice

Luke Smith
There's some horrible marketing advice out there. We're here to debunk some of those myths.

Trending Now from G/L: Hardee’s gets Unexpected Viral Social Media Exposure

Luke Smith
Because of social media, it is important for your brand to always be equipped to not only embrace the good, but also prepare for the worst.

Find Your Why: Make It Mean Something

Tim Leon
G/L believes that every organization has a deeper purpose and it’s the agency’s role to help those clients discover it.

Find Your Why: No One Rallies Around Mission Statements, So Discover Your Purpose

Randy Micheletti
B2B
With all the competition in many categories you have to make your brand stand out. Your why can help do just that.

Trending Now from G/L: Jet.com wants to change the online retailers landscape

Geile/Leon Marketing Communications
Jet.com is kind of like an online version of Costco without having to buy everything in bulk.

Trending from G/L: What Makes Mobile Marketing Matter?

Geile/Leon Marketing Communications
Perhaps this study will spawn a new wave of mobile marketing, ultimately ditching ad norms and turning to riffs on absurdity and unpredictability.
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