Rebecca Connors • November 13, 20236 Holiday Marketing Tips for Coffee Shops
Ripples Customers around the world use these tactics to blend festive joy with increased sales opportunities at the holidays.
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Rebecca Connors • November 13, 2023
Stephanie Morrison • October 12, 20236 Social Media Best Practice Tactics in 2023
No matter which industry they come from, Ripples customers have mastered self-promotion. Here are six more ways Ripples-enabled shops are using the latest social media trends and more especially, food and beverage trends, and tactics to increase connections and social media reach while bringing more people through their doors. 1. Create Videos with Trending Audio
Stephanie • October 19, 2022
4 Fantastic Beer Marketing Campaigns From Around the World
At the Spirits Innovation Conference in London Yossi Meshulam, Ripples CEO, shared several case studies to demonstrate how beer and spirits brands can use innovation to make their brands stand out. Here are a few of the beer marketing campaigns he discussed, plus takeaways for you – no matter what size brand or budget you’re
Stephanie • August 19, 2021
The 4-Step Formula for Effective Event Branding in 2021
To say the events industry has had a tumultuous year would be an understatement. Necessity played her dutiful role as the mother of invention, making virtual events explode online at breakneck speed. Nearly everything was different: the logistics, the budget, the dress code. But for those who did it right, one thing remained consistent: branding.
Stephanie • May 20, 2021
Four Hot Experiential Marketing Trends for 2021
Over the last few years, experiential marketing has been a growing and vital tactic for brands, and with good reason; 85% of customers say they’re more likely to buy after participating in a branded experience. It’s also one of the marketing channels that was most impacted by the pandemic. However, the pros in this
Stephanie • April 8, 2021
How to Market to Millennials
Millennial purchasing power has always been incredibly strong; in 2020 in the US alone this group represented approximately $1.4 trillion in disposable income.
