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Biodegradable, plant-based shoes are on the way

Biodegradable, plant-based shoes are on the way | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Companies including Reebok are developing sustainable footwear made from plants. Here's what you need to know ..."

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If you run fast enough past this Reebok ad, it unlocks a free pair of sneakers

If you run fast enough past this Reebok ad, it unlocks a free pair of sneakers | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Sneaker brands are fond of running challenges, and they can make for some cool ad stunts. Asics has done this for years, running outdoor ads that challenged people to race against a digital image of U.S ..."

Marcos Santiago's curator insight, March 30, 2016 2:55 AM
when i first saw this article, i knew that it was going to be interesting to read. this article is about an advertisement for a shoe company. they decided to put a machine that can measure the speed of people running with a camera. they challenged people to try to run as fast as they could to be able to get a free pair of shoes. this challenge seems very fun and it is also very effective since many people wanted to give it a try. the company Reebok wanted to give the people something real as a prize, and that got a lot of people interested. this article was rather short, but it was fun to read and it also included a video of the people who decided to try this challenge. the goal of the advertisement was to make people be more active and more human. i don't think that this article is biased, because it is simply talking about an advertisement that is creative and fun for people that motivates them to be more active. i think that this source is reliable, because Reebok is a big company and they even have footage of people trying out the challenge. 
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Rising stars make Adidas more American - Eyewitness News

Rising stars make Adidas more American - Eyewitness News | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"The German firm has struggled to break into sports like basketball and American football ..."

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Change: Reebok logo indicates shift from pros to crossfit

Change: Reebok logo indicates shift from pros to crossfit | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Reebok is scuttling the vector logo that once graced hundreds of professional athletes as it embraces a new delta logo and a new emphasis on fitness ..."

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Reebok sports '90s nostalgia in campaign courting young consumers

Reebok sports '90s nostalgia in campaign courting young consumers | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Reebok launched a global campaign, "Sport the Unexpected," which taps into '90s nostalgia and emphasizes the athletic apparel marketer's history, according to news shared with Marketing Dive ..." 

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Employee advocacy boosts Reebok

Employee advocacy boosts Reebok | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Reebok, the sporting-apparel group, has successfully harnessed employee advocacy to spread the word about its refreshed brand positioning on social media ..."

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Reebok’s tattoo branding in search for passionate brand heroes

Reebok’s tattoo branding in search for passionate brand heroes | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"The brand is giving its fans a chance to win a year-long sponsorship deal by challenging them to get a tattoo of their new CrossFit Delta logo ..."

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