WSJ vs. Bloomberg: A tale of two marketing campaigns

It's a tough time to be an old-school business publisher, with upstarts like Quartz and even Yahoo Finance muscling in. To combat this, WSJ has launched a new consumer-focused ad campaign featuring will.i.am and Tory Burch that shows how these busy people make time to read the Journal. This, just weeks after Bloomberg underwent a face-lift of its own, along with a new campaign that focused on cool entrepreneurs and the new faces of business, rather than Wall Street finance dudes. The post WSJ vs. Bloomberg: A tale of two marketing campaigns appeared first on Digiday. Continue reading at 'Digiday'

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