Content Marketing for Ambitious Brands
The future is multicultural. The U.S. is trending toward a multicultural majority, and brands that aren't keeping pace will be left behind. Today's diverse consumers are empowered. Technology has democratized information, and consumers wield it to connect with brands that reflect their values and engage with them in authentic and culturally intelligent ways. One of the most powerful ways to do that is through inclusive marketing.
By embracing inclusive marketing, your organization is not just appealing to a wider audience. It’s showing that it values everyone's voice, story, and perspective, takes the time to understand it, and uses those insights to craft marketing that speaks to them, not at them. The result is deeper connections, increased brand engagement and more sales opportunities.
Inclusion isn't just the right thing to do—it's the smart thing to do if you're an ambitious brand.
Who We AreCourtenay Rogers
Former Director, Pathway Women’s Business Center
Courtenay Rogers
Former Director, Pathway Women’s Business Center
Karen Williams & Veronica Burns, MGMTInsight
Karen Williams & Veronica Burns, MGMTInsight
The Nashville Business Incubation Center
The Nashville Business Incubation Center
Mandy Arola, Nashville Software School
Mandy Arola, Nashville Software School
Susan Wright, UBREAKIFIX
Susan Wright, UBREAKIFIX
Karen Cronin, Cronin Creative
Karen Cronin, Cronin Creative
LoLita Toney, Dismas House of Nashville
LoLita Toney, Dismas House of Nashville
Mario X. Carrasco, ThinkNow
Mario X. Carrasco, ThinkNow
Dwanna Hughes, The Veggie Chef
Dwanna Hughes, The Veggie Chef
Ernie Nolan, Nashville Children's Theater
Ernie Nolan, Nashville Children's Theater
Thresette Briggs, Performance 3
Thresette Briggs, Performance 3
Cathy Gurley, You Have the Power
Cathy Gurley, You Have the Power
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