Engagement
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Direct Marketing | Print
The Battle Against Boring in B2B Creative
B2B creative is often burdened with having to be more serious than B2C, typically because customers—and marketers—might feel that the subject matter is a tad boring. But, boring isn’t an insurmountable challenge.
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Acquisition
Jägermeister Launches Bracket-Style Soccer Game for World Cup
The Jägermeister sports marketing game is all the more poignant as the U.S. men’s team,
mainstays of the World Cup for more than a generation, were knocked out of this
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Events
Crafting Buzzy Brand Experiences for B2B Millennials
Want to connect with B2B Millennials? Think experiential. Read how marketers like the Recreational Vehicle Association are engaging audiences with sharable events they’ll remember.
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Acquisition
Dixie’s Brand Building Manager Talks New AR Bathroom Cup Designs
Dixie Brand Building Manager Priti Lokre shares the strategy and measurement
tactics behind the campaign, as well a look at past mobile marketing campaigns. -
Acquisition
Entertainment Weekly and Dove Partner for Peel-Off AR Cover
The cover of the May 25 issue of Entertainment Weekly features
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Acquisition
AR Still Challenging for Marketers: Survey
Brands like Dixie and Ally Bank use augmented reality, but for
many brands challenges remain, a new study found. -
Acquisition
MTA Says Posters Too Sexy for NY Subway
The MTA has taken a stand on just how far it will go with the types of ads and
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Agencies
Don’t Think Too Literally When Looking for a Name
What’s in a name? As the U.K.’s Waterstones learned, turns out a lot if you’re looking to create a memorable brand.
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Acquisition
Kool-Aid Targets Older Kids with Social Blitz
As summer shines on the horizon, Kool-Aid Man is making his case on
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Profiles & Campaigns
Nasdaq Creates a Content “Dream Factory”
Nasdaq has increased its social fan base from just over 20,000 a few short years ago to 3 million+, with a content strategy focused on promoting the company as a “dream factory” for entrepreneurs.