Brands have been slowly leaking more info on their Super Bowl campaigns, and Chief Marketer is bringing readers a weekly update of what's happening across all things Super Bowl marketing. Check out this week's latest headlines here.
In a cheeky campaign, out Monday, Newcastle Brown Ale asks other brands to chip in for a collaborative "Super Bowl" ad to show the Big Guys it's got some power too.
Deborah Wahl, CMO for McDonald’s USA, said it was too early to tell whether or not its "sign" ad was a success. The ad provoked strong reaction.
Each week leading up to the big game, Chief Marketer will be providing readers with a round-up of how marketers are approaching Super Bowl strategies, what brands have up their sleeves for those precious Super Bowl TV ads and which spots promise to make the biggest splash with viewers on Feb. 1.
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The NFL, embroiled in domestic abuse scandals, has hired a woman. Target “missed the mark” by focusing too much on white suburban moms. McDonald’s needs to overcome lackluster sales. Netflix has recorded slowing growth and Procter & Gamble, the world’s largest advertiser, is shedding brands at breakneck speed. Here’s a look at these five…
After a long relationship, Coke has decided to exit the American Idol stage.
Chief Marketer recently chatted with Jeff Charney, CMO of Progressive, about the evolution of Flo, and the concept of creating “situational content."
