• 73. Emily in Paris Season 4 Review | a Latina in Marketing Perspective | Part 2

  • Sep 23 2024
  • Length: 26 mins
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73. Emily in Paris Season 4 Review | a Latina in Marketing Perspective | Part 2

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  • In this episode of Marketing with Cultura, Vanessa reviews season four of Emily in Paris from a Latina in marketing perspective, particularly focusing on the marketing moments throughout the season. She discusses the importance of positioning oneself as a consultant in marketing roles, expresses disappointment in the lack of marketing content in the latest season, and analyzes specific marketing campaigns depicted in the show, including a jewelry campaign and a masquerade ball. Vanessa emphasizes the significance of understanding the ideal customer and the implications of marketing strategies on brand reputation.

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