
The Gathering 2018: What does it take to create a cult brand?
Published on February 21, 2018
Published on February 21, 2018
Brands like Gatorade, Jeep, and Jack Daniel’s have been household names for so long, they feel like something more than companies that sell us sports drinks, cars, and whiskey. They feel like part of our collective culture.
Then there are new brands like Beats by Dre that manage to achieve cult status seemingly overnight. So what distinguishes a merely super-successful business from a cult brand that inspires customers “not just to buy, but to buy in”?
This week, we’ve traveled to Banff, Canada to find out. Every year, The Gathering brings together marketing gurus from the world’s most-coveted brands. The event is a chance to tap into their wisdom and maybe eavesdrop on some behind-the-scenes secrets of their success.
How can emerging companies establish their brands? And how do established brands like Snickers continue to build a cult brand at scale? What elevates a brand from “respected” to “iconic”—and how do they stay there?
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While we’re in Banff, we’ll learn about the teams behind these iconic brands, and how they foster collaboration. We’ll discuss how they assemble cross-functional teams across departments, agencies, and partners. And we’ll find out how they harness their teams’ collective superpowers to keep creative energy flowing.
Shane Steele, Head of Global Brand Marketing at Dropbox, will dig into these topics and more when she sits down for fireside chats with several of this year’s speakers and cult brand Honorees, including:
Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter to catch our live coverage and behind-the-scenes highlights from the event.
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