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Burrow Sets Up in NYC Storefronts with Interactive Fortune Teller
Burrow, the furniture marketplace, has come up with an ingenious activation to interact with consumers walking along popular New York City streets.
Burrow, the furniture marketplace, has come up with an ingenious activation to interact with consumers walking along popular New York City streets.
The new campaign, We Met on Cars.com, is powered by machine learning with the goal to make car shopping more personal and fun.
A local campaign teaches kids about bullying through fun activities and discussions.
A multigenerational workforce has its pros and cons, but most respondents to a new survey say it's a good thing.
Knorr is using social media to encourage trial of its One Skillet Meals and its new delivery service.
From Hyundai, to Aperol, to Nestlé, we share what some of the biggest brands have been up to. Need some tips or advice on converting customers or rewriting your org structure? We've got that too!
Nesquik Marketing Manager, Jackie Jimenez, takes us behind the scenes on how its first experiential event came to be and how it all went down.
Things don't always go as planned, do they?
Domino's has signed on as a presenting partner of Gfinity, scoring exclusivity within the quick service restaurant sector.
Using one of its restaurants as a back drop, Burger King filmed unsuspecting female customers as they were charged more than men for the same box of fries.