An update at what’s happening in #FADS news
We thought it would be fun to bring back #FADSFriday and gather the most interesting bits of recent #FADS news in this special round up.
A new twist on the oldest profession
Before there were endless dating apps, sex robots, and little blue pills, marketing and sex have been linked for centuries. And of course, selling sexual acts has long been referred to as “the world’s oldest profession” for good reason.
Does modern culture glamorize drug use?
Euphoria, Breaking Bad, Trainspotting, Requiem for a Dream – all pop culture touchstones accused of glamorizing drugs. But do they?
FADS Marketing: Influencing trends and changing behavior
Making smart choices, considering the dangers before handing off your data on silly internet quizzes, and using privacy-focused search engines can help. But you can’t stop it. It’s far too late for that.
The middle path for meat producers
We have all been programed as consumers, with a sense of fear driving our behaviors over time. We live in a world of extremes, and it’s not sustainable. The middle path is the only way forward.
Sex – what’s changed during the pandemic?
So what are the latest dating trends in the time of the pandemic? Let’s find out and explore how FADS are influencing our dating behavior now.
Need a drink?
In FADS, we talk about how the alcohol industry has used gender, nostalgia, insecurity and other vulnerabilities to get us drunk – where are we at in 2022?
The Cannabis Revolution in 2022
In just a short period of time we’ve gone from “Reefer Madness” to political candidates smoking weed in campaign commercials. Why the 180 on 420?
Campaign of Note: Mayo Tackles Food Waste
Addressing food waste, and highlighting sustainability are noble causes, but make no mistake. Hellman’s is not spending millions and millions of dollars to make people feel good.
Behavior modification in pharmaceuticals marketing?
We all love a quick fix but many treatment plans require longer-term behavior changes for real results and the pharmaceutical companies are eager to use everything in their toolkit to help. Aren’t they the best?