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SK-II’s invests in in-house studio to boost purpose efforts
SK-II, the high-end cosmetics brand owned by Procter & Gamble, is using an in-house production studio to further enhance its marketing efforts aimed at tackling the social pressures facing women.
Why it matters
Purpose-driven marketing is a hot topic, but requires a meaningful, long-term investment to ensure these efforts are more than words. By enhancing in-house capabilities, brands can ensure they are taking more direct responsibility for their messaging, and can respond at speed when new insights emerge.
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