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Wear What Matters (In Marketing Too)
From Mango’s emotional wardrobe to smarter search, TikTok alerts, and content your audience actually asks for.
Introduction
Welcome to another exciting week!
Table of Contents
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Best Ad of the Week
Mango – “Wear What Matters” (2025 Global Brand Campaign)
Mango’s “Wear What Matters” is built around the idea that clothing has emotional weight. The ad follows a series of small but meaningful moments: a woman choosing the same blazer she wore to her first job interview, a teenager keeping a knitted jumper because it reminds him of his grandmother, a couple dressing up for their first dinner out in months. Each scene is centred on a garment with personal significance. The film ends with the line: “Clothes don’t change the moment. You do.”
Key marketing lessons
• Emotion over consumption: Instead of pushing new items, Mango highlights attachment, memory and sentiment—making the brand feel warm and human.
• Shift the frame from fashion to meaning: Clothes become symbols of identity and experience, not disposable trends.
• Realistic tone builds trust: Everyday lighting, natural styling and quiet pacing keep the storytelling grounded.
• Elevate the product through story: A simple blazer becomes aspirational when tied to a life milestone—proof that meaning sells better than novelty.
• Brand purpose without slogans: Without lecturing, Mango encourages thoughtful purchasing and deeper connection to what people already own.
Latest Trends and News
Google Introduces AI-Generated Comparison Tables
Google is testing automatic comparison tables in Search that summarise specs, prices and key features pulled from multiple sites. This makes product discovery more structured and pushes brands to optimise data consistency across the web.
TikTok Launches Real-Time Creative Alerts
TikTok has introduced alerts that notify brands when a sound, effect or format starts trending within their target audience. The feature helps marketers react faster and publish creative while a trend is still rising.
Spotify Expands Audience Targeting for Ads
Spotify has added new audience segments based on mood, activity and playlist behaviour. The update gives advertisers more precise control, especially for campaigns tied to fitness, relaxation or commuting moments.
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Weekly Tip
Give Each Idea Its Own Space
When ideas compete within the same paragraph or visual, none of them land well. Separation increases impact.
• Break complex thoughts into individual sections
• Use spacing and layout to highlight key points
• Let each idea breathe before moving to the next
Clear separation leads to clearer understanding.
Weekly Challenge
Pain Point Poll
This week, let your audience guide your next content move:
• Post a poll listing two common struggles your audience faces
• Ask followers to vote on which one they want solved first
• Create a post later in the week addressing the winning option
• Track engagement to see if direct audience demand boosts performance
Letting followers choose the topic increases relevance and interaction.
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