Campaigns incorporate an omnicultural view that extends beyond diversity
Implications - As products and services expand to reflect the rich cultural makeup of the population, advertising efforts can be observed leading with non-centered perspectives that fall in line with a view to omniculturalism, effectively celebrating difference as the only norm. Moving away from marketing plans best described as "siloed" and specialty ad shops, this progression demonstrates the need for brands to engage consumers around values less tied to traditional markers of identity such as race, geographic location and gender.
Workshop Question - How can you change your marketing strategy to reach the majority of consumers, without targeting one specific group?
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