Im trully impressed by the brand Building for the MATEL GROUP and Warner Bros. Entertainment Bros' Barbie Page Franchise" The collaboration between Matel and Warner Bros in building the Barbie franchise stands as an impressive success story. when even Joe Glover jokes about it 😍. The recent release of the Barbie movie has generated a significant buzz, and based on our analysis of purchase intent data, the global box office is poised for a remarkable surge. Will be interesting to follow the implications for Barbie-branded toys and their increasing appeal among children worldwide. This success story serves as a powerful reminder of the impact strategic brand investments can have over time. Remember Branding is a numbers game #barbie #branding #marketing #ROI (Global Purchase intent index based on MyTelescope)
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An interesting view of "licensing" - ie merchandizing from franchises BY COMPANY. By character franchise or media franchise the hat tilt goes to Pokemon vs Mickey Mouse, and with Anpanman, 2 media franchises in the top 10, depending upon the list and measurement, originate from Japan. Hello Kitty misses the top 10 at number 12. My take-away from this, for those in global media, depending upon how you cut and present the data many stories are possible, and you can't rule out non-US IP and/or players. Having worked on the media side of Disney (internet) and Warner Bros Discovery I can attest to the machine that is merchandising, but also the importance of media popularity to kick it off.
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