Adam Pierno
Adam Pierno is avp marketing strategy at Arizona State University's Enterprise Marketing Hub. His new book, Specific, is about the ways modern brands learn from art, memes and urban legends.
Changing Perception of E-Cigarettes Could Affect Other Industries
When it comes to regulation, there is rarely time to act, but always the ability to overreact.
Facebook’s New Logo Is Neutral—and That’s the Point
It isn’t intended to design a point of view; it is intended to communicate the absence of a point of view.
How the Internet Morphed Into a Space Run by the Agendas of Massive Corporations
The web has changed from a boundless and free information superhighway to our current reality.
How Questionable Media and Political Affiliations Can Shape a Brand’s Response in the Face of a Crisis
Brand Marketing
Boeing and advertisers on YouTube and Tucker Carlson Tonight have all recently dealt with this.
The Trump Presidency Has Forced Marketers to Completely Rethink Their Tactics
Brand Marketing
Brands have had to rework strategies to fit in this seemingly new climate.
How Specific Consumer Benefits Allow a Brand to Reach the Deepest Corners of Its Potential Audience
Brand Marketing
Otherwise there's a risk of landing flat or isolating users.
How Brands Can Use Memes to Connect With Consumers in a New Way
Creativity
They have to be brave enough to try, though.
How Social Metrics Can Lure Brands Into a Repetitive Rut
Brand Marketing
Likes and shares may boost brand confidence, but it won't lead to a larger audience.