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Last Fan Standing Wins a Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz may not be a Super Bowl sponsor, but like many brands it found a way to tie in to the Big Game.
Mercedes-Benz may not be a Super Bowl sponsor, but like many brands it found a way to tie in to the Big Game.
With social media swelling with videos of teenagers eating and biting Tide Pods, it was time to take action.
The marketing arm for growers and importers is building on the successes it has found sponsoring Super Bowls.
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With the Super Bowl and the Olympics right around the corner, there’s no better time to talk about how sports marketers can tap into some of the major trends affecting sports.
Planet Fitness is exercising a revamped website strategy to encourage sign-ups from all those folks who resolved to get in shape for 2018.
Build these four strategies into your next experiential marketing campaign to maximize your return on investment.
Take a breather and dive into this robust series of interactive special reports around B2C marketing replete with video, links to relevant content and illustrative imagery.
Here are 10 trends excerpted from the new book, “Disruptive Marketing: What Growth Hackers, Data Punks and Other Hybrid Thinkers Can Teach Us About Navigating the New Normal” by Geoffrey Colon.