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strategy · campaign

Poppi

8 signals tracked across the brand, design, and culture press.

84
Peak Signal
▼ 12 pts this month
Peak Score
83.8
Avg Score
78
Total Signals
8
Coverage
Medium
Score Trend
-12 pts
Signal Score History
70.875.881.8Mar 1Mar 8Mar 15Mar 22Mar 29Today
Brand Dimensions
Visual Identity
8.6
Cultural Resonance
8.2
Strategic Positioning
7.5
Trend Velocity
8.9
Recent Signals
84
FastCompanySep 2

Connor Blakley used to tell America’s biggest brands what Gen Z wanted. He’s no longer waiting for them to listen

Connor Blakley's journey from advising major brands on Gen Z preferences to launching his own consumer packaged goods company, Dropout, highlights a shift in brand strategy towards authenticity and health-conscious products. His new brand, Jams, is directly challenging the established Uncrustables by appealing to Gen Z's desire for better ingredients and relatable marketing, indicating that brands must adapt to evolving consumer values to remain competitive.

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82
FastCompanyAug 13

Gen Z wants its own consumer culture, and this is what it’s going to look like

As Gen Z emerges as a dominant consumer force, brands must pivot from aspirational marketing to a focus on functionality and value. This shift requires a deeper understanding of Gen Z's preferences for authenticity, practicality, and immediate benefits, which will redefine brand strategies in the coming years.

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82
FastCompanyMar 19

Sprite’s brand refresh is juicy, crispy, and ready to drink

Sprite's brand refresh aims to enhance its appeal to younger consumers by reintroducing sensory elements that capture the experience of drinking the beverage. The campaign, 'It’s That Fresh,' combines updated visuals, an iconic symbol, and sonic branding to reinvigorate the brand's identity and strengthen its presence in music, food, and sports, ultimately positioning Sprite as a leader in the competitive soft drink market.

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82
Because of MarketingNov 27

The Marketing Engine Behind Poppi’s $2 Billion Exit

Poppi's journey from a kitchen experiment to a $2 billion exit highlights the importance of cultural relevance in brand strategy. By aligning their product with consumer trends and preferences, brands can create a strong market presence that resonates with their audience, ultimately leading to significant financial success.

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77
FastCompanyMar 13

Forget KPIs: Vibes, community, and culture are how to build a brand in 2026

In 2026, brand strategy must prioritize cultural relevance and emotional connection over traditional metrics like KPIs. Marketers are encouraged to engage with their communities authentically, focusing on vibes and values to foster loyalty and drive purchases, even amidst economic uncertainty. Brands that adapt quickly to cultural shifts and remain true to their core audiences will thrive in this rapidly changing landscape.

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