Maybe I’m hyper aware of branding because I work in content marketing, but I felt like the LVMH product placement was cringe (especially that Michael Phelps with the trunk moment). It felt overdone, and I’m shocked to learn that LVMH is in fact not one of the top sponsors of the Olympics. In light of the impending Great Exhaustion (which…
Maybe I’m hyper aware of branding because I work in content marketing, but I felt like the LVMH product placement was cringe (especially that Michael Phelps with the trunk moment). It felt overdone, and I’m shocked to learn that LVMH is in fact not one of the top sponsors of the Olympics. In light of the impending Great Exhaustion (which is really already here), this felt like old school marketing and out of touch with what consumers do and don’t want from brands. And, your husband is 💯 right about NHL uniforms now looking like NASCAR.
Maybe I’m hyper aware of branding because I work in content marketing, but I felt like the LVMH product placement was cringe (especially that Michael Phelps with the trunk moment). It felt overdone, and I’m shocked to learn that LVMH is in fact not one of the top sponsors of the Olympics. In light of the impending Great Exhaustion (which is really already here), this felt like old school marketing and out of touch with what consumers do and don’t want from brands. And, your husband is 💯 right about NHL uniforms now looking like NASCAR.
My friends in fashion or adjacent industries found it cringe, too.