Retro marketing and alleviating menopause symptoms.
Here’s your morning rewind for the Tuesday, March 5, edition of Global News Morning Saskatoon.
Naturopathic doctor discusses women’s health
Jacqui Fleury, a naturopathic doctor, says part of the conversation around women’s health is empowerment and knowledge.
She talked about menopause, saying that it is tragic that women in the peak of their career could be facing those symptoms.
Fleury said that food and vitamins can help alleviate menopause symptoms.
Retro marketing in the digital age
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Ryan Townend with WJ Agency talked about advertising campaigns embracing the past.
He said retro marketing aims to bring people back to their childhood and evoke those emotions.
Townend pointed to brands like Fruity Pebbles, Netflix and Mountain Dew harnessing this style of marketing.
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