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ANA Members Acknowledge Consumers’ Call for Stand-for-Something Marketing

The Association of National Advertisers select “brand purpose” as 2018’s Words of the Year.

By Katie LaTourStaff Writer
5:17PM 12/07/18

Consumers are increasingly calling for transparency on, and commitment to, a purpose-driven brand message, reports Mediapost.com.

The article included a quote from the statement the Association of National Advertisers released to accompany its announcement of the 2018 Words of the Year: “Purpose-driven marketing is exemplified by Procter & Gamble’s ‘Love Over Bias.’ The commercial depicts the impact of bias on people’s lives through the lens of a wide range of mothers who are shown encouraging and supporting their child athletes in a world that isn’t always accepting of them.”

The ANA recently added to its roster the ANA Center for Brand Purpose, according to the article, whose purpose is “to fuel business growth by helping marketers create purpose-driven, strategic programs and solutions for their products and services.”

The term “AI” was chosen by the ANA for Word of the Year in 2017.

Read the full article here.

 

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