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Derek Man drives the design thinking behind Penguin’s events
The article discusses how Penguin is adapting its marketing strategy by creating branded experiences to engage young adults, moving beyond traditional book promotion to events like coffee breaks and supper clubs. This approach aims to capture attention in a competitive market by providing unique experiences that resonate with the target audience. Brand strategists can learn the importance of experiential marketing in enhancing brand relevance and connection with consumers.
Design Week: As books struggle to compete for people’s attention, this publisher is turning up where young adults hang out. When is a book not a book? When it’s a branded experience, of course. That could be a coffee break, a dating event or a supper club – and better still if there’s a bespoke keepsake for […]
The article highlights a significant shift in Penguin's marketing strategy that could influence brand engagement practices in the industry, while also providing actionable insights for brand strategists.
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