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ENTREPRENEURSHIP ECOSYSTEM => Partnership => Topic started by: sabbir on July 02, 2019, 10:38:50 AM

Title: 10 High-Profile Brand Partnerships
Post by: sabbir on July 02, 2019, 10:38:50 AM
10 High-Profile Brand Partnerships

1. Apple + Hermes
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2. BMW + Montblanc
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3. Balmain + H&M
Last fall the French couture label Balmain partnered with H&M to offer runway looks at slightly more real-world prices. Judging by the swift sell-out and accompanying #Balmania hashtag, the collaboration was a major success. Balmain got a much-needed shot of relevancy in the digital age by bringing its ornate styles to a wider audience, promoted by this year’s hottest model, Kendall Jenner. Following in the wake of Target’s successful high end partnerships, H&M expanded its range from fast fashion to high fashion in this much-hyped partnership.

4. EVA Air + Hello Kitty
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5. Ford + Hearst
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Ford’s branded content partnership with Hearst took “Built Ford Tough” to new levels with over 120 pieces of original editorial content. Running with the slogan “The Code,” this content conveyed a set of skills and tools that every Ford man should possess. Running in Esquire, Popular Mechanics, Road & Track and Car and Driver, the Ford F-150 lifestyle organically reached its target audience with thoughtful content offering practical lifestyle advice.

6. Covergirl + Lucasfilm

As the world geared up for the premier of the seventh Star Wars movie, brands hopped on the bandwagon of George Lucas’ record-breaking space saga with products marketed around the franchise. Covergirl’s Star Wars makeup line is interesting.

7. Burberry + LINE

8. Spotify + Starbucks
9. Ikea + Dreamworks
10. UNICEF + Target[/font]