Here’s the truth no one says out loud: it’s no longer advertising — it’s information that’s being sold. There was a time when brands chased ideas. Now, everyone has only one goal: data. But the issue isn’t just about numbers. Because everyone has data — yet very few have meaning.
Today, the strength of a brand is not measured by how visible it is, but by whom it can reach, at what moment, and with what emotion. And the only way to achieve that is by owning your own data.
Google, Safari, and Firefox have shut down third-party cookies. In other words, the era of “data collected on your behalf by someone else” has ended. This has rewritten the rules of advertising. It’s no longer the era of rented attention, but the era of owned insight. A brand now needs to know its own audience and build its own community. That’s why Netflix doesn’t share its “viewer preferences” with others — because that data is its greatest idea.
Data Is the New Storyteller.
Once, stories were written by advertisers. Now, stories are written by data — but emotion still comes from humans. Spotify is one of the best examples of brands that understood and used this perfectly. The “Wrapped” campaign told “your story” to millions of people at once. It wasn’t an algorithm; it was a mirror. And for the first time, people shared a brand’s story in their own voice.
Understanding not who the user is, but why they do what they do — that’s the key of this era. At Bluport, we call this emotional data. It’s what connects a brand’s insight with its emotion. Because numbers tell you behavior, but what lies behind behavior is the story.
And if there’s still one difference left between brands, it’s this: Who’s truly listening? Who can turn the data in their hands into a heartbeat?
Once, imagination belonged to humans. Now, algorithms dream too. The brush, the word, the voice of artificial intelligence... It has seeped into almost every field of art. Yet there is a strange silence in the air. Can emotionless creation still be considered art?
Do you think trends are dead? Short answer: yes, they are — but something far more dangerous has replaced them. No one is chasing “trends” anymore; everyone is managing perception.
Hello everyone! Those who know, know — before a product or service meets its target audience, it goes through many stages.
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Hello, Can you imagine the words “Food and Porn” side by side? Or did you know that when you search the hashtag #foodporn on Instagram, you’ll find exactly 185 million posts?
Hello! Did you know that the font types you choose for your designs can speak and give information about your work to others? If this has never even crossed your mind before, we’re here to tell you.
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Hello, This week, we thought we’d take a more educational, research-based approach and talk about one of the most essential elements of our industry — the “Outdoor Advertisements” that everyone has certainly seen while driving or walking by.
These days, we go out with what can only be called “controlled socializing.” On weekdays, it’s all about masks and hand sanitizers; on weekends, we spend our days at home, “staring at walls” and “rediscovering ourselves.” In short, we’ve been living through — and continue to live through — a period that is both a blessing for those who embrace digital life and a nightmare for those who struggle with anxiety and tension.
These days, we go out with what can only be described as “controlled socializing.” On weekdays, it’s all masks and sanitizers; on weekends, we spend our days at home, “staring at walls” and “rediscovering ourselves.” In short, we’ve been living through — and continue to live through — a time that feels like a blessing for those who embrace digital life, yet a nightmare for those who struggle with tension and anxiety disorders.
These days, we go out with what can only be described as “controlled socializing.” On weekdays, it’s all masks and sanitizers; on weekends, we spend our days at home, “staring at walls” and “rediscovering ourselves.” In short, we’ve been living through — and continue to live through — a time that feels like a blessing for those who embrace digital life, yet a nightmare for those struggling with anxiety and restlessness.
Without exaggeration, right now everyone, everywhere is talking about the same thing! The topic, of course, is “Corona.” In all of human history, nothing else has united people across language, religion, and geography to this extent.
Hello everyone! As you know, in recent years, advancements in internet technologies have also led to major developments in advertising services. Especially over the last decade, #DigitalAdvertising has been living its golden age! But why is that?