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Reading #Brandsplaining by Jane Cunningham and Philippa Roberts at @PrettyLitHead - not just relevant for marketing/ad managers etc, really accessible and insightful.
How brands 'create problems' in order to *sell* the answer - predominantly effecting women and girls.
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A challenge to the marketing industry to look at how to get it right/wrong when it comes to representing women in #marketing -another fab perspective from @PrettyLitHead in @nytimes nyti.ms/2WiTRX7 @TheMarketingSoc #MadebyMembers #inspiration #marketing
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Honored 🙏🏽that "The Creativity Leap" made Founder of @ThirdLove @heidizaks list of books that have positively impacted her business along w/ authors @Erica_Keswin @aaker @nbagdonas @PrettyLitHead & @karagoldin 🎉🙌🏽😊 inc.com/heidi-zak/5-books-th… via @Inc
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Delighted to see a link to a piece I wrote for @CreativeBloq about a sexist NatWest campaign in @guardiannews today. Thanks @PrettyLitHead! Your book looks super-interesting. theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
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Excited for our esteemed guests in June & July at the #behavioralscience club @thebrainybiz @Leidyklotz @PrettyLitHead @FVericourt @kncukier @Viktor_MS @BioengineerGM @semiotico @1001StoriesIN
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Register here 👆 for the Sessions.
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Contagious' @Bethan_Ashman interviewed @PrettyLitHead's Jane Cunningham and Philippa Roberts about their new book, Brandsplaining: Why Marketing Is Still Sexist and How to Fix It.
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Between ages 7 -10 over 1/3 of girls believe their appearance is the thing that mattered most about them. We are all understanding the responsibility and power of brands when it comes to #brandsplaining. Great article linked to the book from @PrettyLitHead bit.ly/3xRoQ9M
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‘Since the beginning of time, brands have felt that they’re in charge of the relationship that they have with the female customer’. Read our in-depth interview with the founders of @PrettyLitHead: cont.gs/3zIDQIO
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Join Brandsplaining for their session at #FoM21's Fast Forward 'Marketing is sexist, here’s how to fix it - with live Q&A'.
Watch live 👉 ow.ly/8zhM50F5zql
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Jane Cunningham and Philippa Roberts of @PrettyLitHead discuss the sneakily sexist tropes brands must avoid and how to engage an era of women immune to brands’ tactics. Hear from the two co-authors of new book, Brandsplaining, now on our blog : future-lab.co/2TNWzCf
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#Brandsplaining by @PrettyLitHead just landed on my doorstep. Excited to begin living in a world where Venus Ads are nothing but a figment from the past... #AmReading
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BRANDSPLAINING HAS FINALLY ARRIVED! Very exciting stuff.
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Add "Brandsplaining" to basket.
It's time to take apart the patriarchy propaganda machine that is today's advertising - and build up new messaging that empowers women and girls.
Looking forward to it @PrettyLitHead
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The Best a Brand Can Be? The Gillette Ad and Brandsplaining. bit.ly/2AYCNaZ
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Adding to our reading list--"Brandsplaining: Why Marketing is (Still) Sexist and How to Fix It" by Jane Cunningham & Philippa Roberts, looks at how many brands are still using the 'good girl' persona in their advertising, albiet more subtly. fif.tn/3cOcEij
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The latest addition to the M.A.D bookshelf 📚 Can’t wait to get stuck into this one! #brandsplaining
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Brandsplaining: New books shows ‘sneaky sexism’ in language used in advertising to trick women peruzi.xyz/brandsplaining-ne…
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Highly recommended for anyone who STILL thinks gender inequality isn’t an issue (!!) & especially those who maybe would like to positively influence women (rather than really irritate them) with your marketing/advertising
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