Trends: Marketing to Women
Healthcare Checkup – June 2017
How can healthcare providers tap into the safety Millennials so crave? Should you be focusing your mental health campaign at university populations? Or should you stick with the SAD month of January? … Read article
6 ways brands are empowering women in 2017.
In the first quarter of 2017, brands came together on a very similar mission, to empower women. According to CEB Iconoculture research, 63 percent of women say obstacles continue to make it harder for … Read article
Rethink Breast Cancer makes it easy to show you care.
When my brother’s wife was diagnosed with breast cancer, we bought her a tablet to pass the time during her recovery. She loves to read, so it seemed a good choice. A year later, when my husband’s sis … Read article
Unconditional acceptance inspires new women’s health campaign.
We women come in all ages, shapes and sizes. With differing personalities, talents, preferences and habits (good, bad or indifferent). Yet, even though we may not realize it, we all have something in … Read article
Millennial women defy marketing labels.
Marketers love to label consumers. Early adopter. Fast follower. Foodie. Loyalist. Bargain-hunter. Boomer. Gen We. Labels help us make sense of consumer behavior, providing insights that help inform m … Read article
Celebrating 30 years of creative advertising: #30 St. John Health.
This campaign is very special to my heart. The reason? First off, it was a very tight, hard-working campaign that broke through to create a strong brand and emotional connection for St. John Health. A … Read article
Celebrating 30 years of creative advertising: #25 The HoneyBaked Ham Company.
Since 2006, Brogan & Partners has had the privilege of advertising one of America’s favorite foods: HoneyBaked Ham. HoneyBaked’s willingness to experiment with a variety of different media and cre … Read article
Most women favor childhood immunizations, despite vocal opposition
Most women favor childhood immunizations to protect kids from serious diseases like polio, tetanus and measles. This is according to the latest survey of Brogan Talks to Women (BTTW), an informal … Read article
Celebrating 30 years of creative advertising: #8 Chevrolet.
Men and women shop differently. They have different needs and priorities driving them. In the mid 1980’s, Chevrolet was beginning to see more and more women buying cars. So they hired Brogan as the on … Read article
Celebrating 30 years of creative advertising: #5 Henry Ford Hospital.
It’s hard to imagine that there was a time when hospital marketing did not include broadcast media. In 1984, one of our first clients was Henry Ford Hospital. In repositioning their brand, we he … Read article






















