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The Year of the Horse, or the Year of Really Good Marketing?
As someone whose guilty pleasure is checking my horoscope over morning coffee, I was slightly offended to realize there was an entire zodiac system I had been ignoring: the Chinese zodiac. And 2026? The Year of the Fire Horse. Now, before this turns into a full astrology conversion moment, the Fire Horse is associated with energy, independence, intensity, and rapid change. It’s the kind of year that’s supposed to push things forward. Think momentum, risk-taking, and “gallopi
Nina Zivaljevic & Deniz Kaya
Mar 273 min read


Why Ryan Murphy’s "Love Story" has the internet in a chokehold.
The romance between the ultimate ‘90s couple John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette is back in the headlines, thanks to FX and Hulu's Love Story from executive producer Ryan Murphy. The series, kicking off with their whirlwind courtship, marriage, and tragic 1999 plane crash, isn't just entertainment but rather a masterclass in branding through personal narrative. Just four episodes in, Love Story is captivating a new generation, sparking a cultural sensation with social
Clara Lavallée - BSMS Partnerships
Mar 183 min read


Why IKEA’s Valentine’s Ads Are Smarter Than They Look
Every Valentine’s Day, brands do the same thing: soft lighting, couples laughing in white sheets, slow-motion kisses, red hearts, and overpriced roses. And then there’s IKEA. Instead of whispering “love is in the air,” IKEA tells you to “Stop sleeping with your ex.” Instead of fairy tales, we get emotional chaos and wordplay like “Losing my sheet.” And somehow, it works. It is not just a joke: it is smart marketing. They are way more memorable than average furniture campaign
Sofia Jaramillo - BSMS Partnerships
Mar 163 min read
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