Kaylee Hultgren
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Engagement
Brands on Fire: Chocolate Brand Supports an Actual Russell-Stover Wedding
We spoke with Russell Stover’s VP of Marketing, Kim Yates, about the brand’s involvement in a socially-distanced wedding and marketing during COVID-19.
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Acquisition
NFL’s Engages Fans Virtually With Bud Light Cam, Snap Lens and Yahoo Co-Watching App
Tech-fueled virtual engagement is how the NFL—and brands—have interacted with fans while adhering to social distancing practices.
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Acquisition
Brands on Fire: Impossible Foods
We discuss the company’s direct-to-consumer ecommerce push, the strategy behind its new patty packages and how it’s leveraging Instagram during the pandemic.
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Acquisition
Marketers on Fire: First Entertainment Credit Union CMO Amondo Redmond
First Entertainment Credit Union CMO Amondo Redmond discusses an NBA sponsorship, pivoting during the COVID era and providing programs for the LA community.
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MarTech
Gartner Analyst Q&A: Martech Innovations in the COVID-19 Era
A conversation with Garnter analyst Mike McGuire about investment in martech stacks, the importance of data ethics and martech innovation in the COVID-19 era.
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Data & Analytics
Martech Innovation: Gartner’s Hype Cycle for Digital Marketing 2020 Report
Customer data ethics, real-time marketing, artificial intelligence, personalization engines and location intelligence are the top technologies on the Hype list this year.
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Engagement
Brands on Fire: Michelob ULTRA
We spoke to Ricardo Marques, Vice President of Marketing for Michelob ULTRA, about its NBA virtual courtside experience and marketing during the COVID era.
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Acquisition
Chief Marketer’s 2020 COVID-19 Marketing Outlook Report
Chief Marketer surveyed our readership for insights on how the pandemic has affected marketing strategies in 2020 and beyond.
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Acquisition
Marketers on Fire: SAP Global CMO Alicia Tillman
Our monthly profile of an outstanding marketer whose leadership and campaigns are moving the needle for their brand.
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Data & Analytics
Gartner Survey: CMOs’ Optimism Toward Recovery From Pandemic at Odds With CEOs’
Seventy-three percent of CMOs expect the negative impact of the pandemic to be short-lived–but the rest of the C-suite doesn’t necessarily agree.