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Marwa Kaabour's Blog

Welcome to Marwa Kaabour's blog, where you'll find valuable insights and thought-provoking articles on marketing, communications, branding, sustainability, leadership, and women in business. Explore the latest trends, strategies, and industry updates, written by an experienced author and speaker in the field.

When Print Meets AI: The Bold Simplicity of Media City Qatar’s Ad

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When Marketing Disturbs Positively. WWF-Korea’s AI Billboards Make You Pause.

WWF-Korea’s AI Billboards Make You Pause

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The Hopefull Challenge: How a Whispering PR Campaign Sparked a Movement in South Korea

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The Power of Quiet Leadership: Why Kindness Makes People Bloom

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The Soda Monopoly Is Finally Cracking. New Hero Brands Are Pouring In And Customers Are Saying Yes!

The Soda Monopoly Is Finally Cracking New Hero Brands Are Pouring In And Customers Are Saying Yes! The Future of Soda: How Gut Health and Wellness Are Reshaping the Cola Wars

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A Parent’s Reflection Watching my son wander around a digital Ski Dubai gave me pause. It made me realize that the future of customer experience isn’t arriving tomorrow; it’s already here. For today’s kids, digital is not separate — it is life. And brands that lean into that reality, with creativity and courage, will not just be seen. They will be remembered.

When My Son Walked into Ski Dubai Without Leaving the Sofa

A Parent’s Reflection Watching my son wander around a digital Ski Dubai gave me pause. It made me realize that the future of customer experience isn’t arriving tomorrow; it’s already here. For today’s kids, digital is not separate — it is life. And brands that lean into that reality, with creativity and courage, will not just be seen. They will be remembered.

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I'm Judging at Campaign's Agency of The Year Awards

Judging at Campaign's Agency of The Year Award

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AI Wont Kill Advertising, It Wont Save It Either

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The Arab Leaders

Thank you The Arab Leaders for this recognition. I come from Lebanon 🇱🇧 a country of people known for their love of life and...

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When Intention Isn’t Enough: What We Learned From the Kalamantina Campaig

When Intention Isnt Enough: What We Learned From the Kalamantina Campaig

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Farewell, Skype. What Happens When Innovation Stops Evolving

The end of Skype. What Happens When Innovation Stops Evolving. In May 2025, Microsoft retired Skype – a platform that once defined what...

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Dear Brands, Think Before You Trend

Should brands follow viral trends? Lately, I've been seeing more and more brands hop onto viral trends – sometimes cleverly, other...

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When Privacy Became the Loudest Message in the Room

When Did Privacy Become a Luxury? WhatsApp’s Global Campaign Reframes the Conversation

When Privacy Became the Loudest Message in the Room WhatsApp’s Global Campaign Reframes the Conversation

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Luxury brands must address a new breed of consumers who value sustainability over logos, authenticity over exclusivity, and ethics over price tags

China’s attack on luxury items is changing consumer perception, forcing brands to reconsider their value propositions

Owning what very few can afford may lose its appeal when consumers realize the value is largely symbolic · Luxury brands must address a new breed of consumers who value sustainability over logos, authenticity over exclusivity, and ethics over price tags “For luxury brands, the ultimate challenge lies not in lowering prices or increasing accessibility, but in discovering new ways to redefine exclusivity. In the age of mass production, the new luxury is not ownership,

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