FEMVERTISING RESOURCES

 

LITMUS TEST

How do we, as consumers and marketers, measure up a femvertising campaign against this spectrum?

By asking hard questions:

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If mostly “no’s” – This company is paying lip service to feminism. This is “faux-feminism” and a gimmicky marketing campaign meant to cash in on the women’s rights movement by earning free press. If you’re evaluating your own firm against this checklist, and reach mostly “no,” it’s likely best to pursue another narrative in your campaign.

If mostly’s “yes’s” – Fist bumps all around. This is a champion of women’s rights, a company putting their money where their mouth is and creating real change in the world through their actions. They deserve to be celebrated for using femvertising to grow their brand equity and awareness.

 

 

VIDEOS

 

“Katie opened so many eyes. Her talk was my favorite part of the show.”

 

“Her delivery was smart, funny and entertaining. And her insights were spot-on and well-received by attendees, many of whom reached out after the event to say how inspired they were by her session.”