marketing

"Organic," "grass-fed," "sustainable" — some terms are just marketing jargon, but others are legit.
People have a beef with Oscar Meyer for ditching the name of the iconic hot-dog-shaped vehicle after 87 years.
And consumers seem to be totally OK with that. Here’s the psychology and strategy behind marketing pretty products like the Always Pan.
The toy brand's new product line contains "adult-themed" scents like "Overpriced Latte" and "Dad Sneakers."
Marketing experts say that while Chick-fil-A may not have wanted to boost Popeyes' sales, "they created a lot of exposure for themselves, too."
Even when you’re not watching the streaming service, Netflix wants you to be thinking about it.
Seriously, stop suggesting your product honors those who died in the Sept. 11 attacks.
The name change to IHOb was part of a marketing campaign to promote the chain's burgers.