The one-minute video include a variety of decisions — chunky or creamy, for example — based on the Journal’s reporting, were chosen because engagement metrics show they are top of mind for both members and prospective members.
The film will run across Hulu, YouTube and social channels.
The posters will appear throughout the city and include “thought bubbles” in Bryant Park on June 28 and June 29. Bryant Park will also have WSJ coffee stands.
“As the world’s leading business news and information platform, Trust Your Decisions reinforces Dow Jones’s purpose of being the source of truth for decision-makers in business, finance, policy and life,” said Dow Jones chief marketing and membership officer Suzi Watford in an email to staffers on Monday.
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