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[karamel]

https://www.brainsonfire.com/case-studies/hellobello

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Who says school can’t be cool … and purple? I’m so excited that my and @hartben new book, THE WORLD NEEDS MORE PURPLE SCHOOLS, illustrated by @d_wiseman, will be out next summer! If you loved THE WORLD NEEDS MORE PURPLE PEOPLE, you’ll love this book too. You’ll get to learn all about how to make YOUR school purple. 💜 You can pre order it now at the link in my bio! @randomhousekids

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[karamel]

Hello Bello, the leading brand of premium, affordable baby and family care products, today revealed They Call Me, the company's first brand campaign and commercial featuring Co-Founders Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard. The campaign takes a fresh approach and focused lens on the profound endeavor of parenthood; while the whimsical commercial pays homage to moms and dads and the many identities of parenting. They Call Me is not just a first for Hello Bello, but also the first-of-its-kind campaign for a family care company and industry that has traditionally focused advertising and marketing on joyful babies/kids. They Call Me positions Hello Bello as not just a baby company but also a parent company, demonstrating how the brand supports families at every stage of their journey. "The foundation of Hello Bello is built on the premise that parenting is a wholly imperfect pursuit. Most of us are really just winging it. But it's also filled with life's most unmissable joys," said Kristen Bell. "Hello Bello is a place to explore all the things that being a parent does to your identity as a human. That's so important to us, and to our community that has embraced that idea. This campaign truly reflects that." The new campaign was architected by creative agency Brains on Fire and the commercial was directed by In the Heights' Emmy-nominated choreographer Christopher Scott. With an inspired version of Donovan's classic song, "Mellow Yellow," Hello Bello transformed the song into "They Call Me Hello Bello." Coinciding with the campaign, the song will be commercially released widely across streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Music. For every stream through 2021, Hello Bello will donate a diaper to an organization supporting those in need. Beyond the commercial, the larger They Call Me campaign will run throughout 2022 in Walmart and additional national retail partners with focused digital activations, as well as through supplementary creative, activations, and community elements. The messiness of parenting doesn't end when babies graduate from diapers. They Call Me will serve to highlight all the next stages of childhood and parenthood, and how Hello Bello is there to help.The marketing effort follows the October grand opening of Hello Bello's first U.S. diaper factory in Waco, Texas.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-rele...301424251.html

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[karamel]

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“This year, one of our favorite gifts to give is the new Hello Bello Diaper Doody Fund. With nearly one in two families struggling to afford diapers in 2021, everyone likely knows someone who can use support. The fund allows anyone to register and anyone to contribute, so you can help someone you know or give to a stranger in need. We like it because it’s guaranteed to get used, be appreciated and it doesn’t run out of batteries.” — Kristen Bell, actress and co-founder of Hello Bello

https://www.purewow.com/fashion/tastemaker-gift-guide

[karamel]

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https://www.oprahdaily.com/beauty/sk...-cbd-skincare/

[karamel]

thanks

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Thank u @marcuslemonis for inviting me to Participate in the #greatamericantipoff. It wa so fun surprising these hard workers. Remember tipping is relative! If u like the service - even leaving an extra dollar can make a difference to your server! They work harder for u, u get better service, everybody wins! (Ps the neches burrito at @homestate is worth every penny) Repost from @marcuslemonis • What’s the most money someone should pay for a burrito? #greatamericantipoff Repost from @marcuslemonis • What’s the most money someone should pay for a burrito? #greatamericantipoff

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(sidenote to all the 'don't tip shame' people.. pls stfu. yea, tipping bc workers in those industry arent making a livable wage otherwise as a policy sucks.. but as long as they depend on those tips, do the right thing and tip. you can tip and still advocate for change.. not mutually exclusive. you not tipping is not suddenly gonna help business esp small businesses be able to pay more in wages)