the why
partnerships are earned, not bought
looking for a way to boost your brand?
Consider a strategic brand partnership - the stats don’t lie.
71% of consumers enjoy
co-branded partnerships (Visual Objects)Google data shows an 1150% increase in the term “brand collaborations” in the past 10 years
34% of marketers say that co-marketing or brand partnerships are the most effective ways to increase an email subscriber list (Ascend, 2017)
add a partner to your next brand campaign and start reaping the rewards
the benefits
Discover the unparalleled results brand partnerships deliver, surpassing any other campaigns out there.
Reach new audiences: Partnering with another brand gives you access to their fanbase, which means you can reach new customers who might not have heard of you yet.
Boost credibility: When you associate yourself with a reputable brand, you automatically gain credibility and trust.
Enhance brand visibility: Collaborating with a well-known brand can increase your brand's visibility and recognition in the market.
Expanding market reach: Partnering with another brand also opens up new markets, not just demographics, broadening your potential customer base.
Emotionally connect with customers: Brand partnerships help build stronger emotional connections with customers. They'll appreciate the value you're providing by teaming up with another brand they love.
Encourage loyalty: Reward your customers and they'll keep coming back for more. Brand partnerships can be a great way to incentivise loyalty.
Drive innovation: Brand partnerships often lead to creative collaborations and innovative product developments, sparking new ideas and approaches.
Measure success: With the latest tracking and analytical tools, it's easy to measure the success of your brand partnership campaigns through optimised data capture forms.
Save money: Collaborating with another brand can help you save money on marketing expenses. Plus, your investment in a partnership will go further than it would in an isolated campaign.
Content creation: Partnering with another brand can help share costs and maximise each other's strengths for a more efficient expansion of reach. Small brands can benefit from a larger brand's budget, while bigger brands gain access to more niche and engaged social media audiences.