Sometimes, one of the tasks of a marketing person at a company, is to propose partnerships between their brand and another. This offers the opportunity of joint advertising campaigns (like Coca-Cola and McDonald’s), cause-based alliances (like Target and UNICEF), or even bundling products together — like the streaming deals that include joint Hulu and Spotify subscriptions.But finding those partners isn't always easy. And determining whether your customers would be thrilled with an alliance or offended by it should be top of mind.What if there were a measure of brand partnership potential? A score that would tell you which other organizations would make for great alliances.That's what Pankhuri Malhotra set out to invent. She and her coauthor have published a paper in The Journal of Marketing called Leveraging Cofollowership Patterns on Social Media to Identify Brand Alliance Opportunities..GO PREMIUM!Get these exclusive benefits when you upgrade:✅ Listen ad-free✅ Back catalog of 20+ marketing science interviews✅ Get the show earlier than the free version✅ “Skip to story” audio chapters✅ Member-only monthly livestreams with TodAnd a lot more! Check it out: todayindigital.com/premium✨ Already Premium? Update Credit Card • CancelMORE🆘 Need help with your social media? Check us out: engageQ digital📞 Need marketing advice? Leave us a voicemail and we’ll get an expert to help you free!🤝 Our Slack⭐ Review usUPGRADE YOUR SKILLS• Inside Google Ads with Jyll Saskin Gales• Google Ads for Beginners with Jyll Saskin Gales• Foxwell Slack Group and CoursesSome links in these show notes may provide affiliate revenue to us.Today in Digital Marketing is hosted by Tod Maffin and produced by engageQ digital on the traditional territories of the Snuneymuxw First Nation on Vancouver Island, Canada.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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