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7 Ways to Promote Your Brand’s Awards and Achievements Authentically
Although no one wants to come across as arrogant or braggy, it’s perfectly acceptable to share the news of your awards and accolades. Here are seven ways to do so.
Although no one wants to come across as arrogant or braggy, it’s perfectly acceptable to share the news of your awards and accolades. Here are seven ways to do so.
When deciding whether to align your brand with a key cultural moment, whether a forthcoming holiday or a tentpole event, determining the right audience and product fit can make or break consumer response.
Part two of our conversation with Doritos' Head of Global Marketing Fernando Kahane reflects on creator partnerships, gaming integrations, experiential marketing and balancing the brand’s media mix.
We spoke to True Relgion CMO Kristen D’Arcy about the brand's latest accomplishments, from a collab with rapper Saweetie—its first women-fronted campaign—to NFL and NBA activations to a spike in TikTok followers.
We caught up with Discover CMO Jennifer Murillo to discuss the company’s latest commercial, how it fits into the overall marketing strategy and why a pre-game spot was the right choice.
How non-endemic brands—in the airline, gaming and healthcare industries—leveraged the Super Bowl for their marketing and communications strategies.
Highlights of our conversation with Doritos' Head of Global Marketing, who delves into the brand’s segmentation strategy, how the campaign aims to drive local relevance, collaborating with creators, and more.
As we get ready for the Big Game next weekend, Super Bowl ads will draw millions of eyeballs pre-, during- and post-game. Here's what marketers can expect from this year's spots.
Multichannel rights are an important part of digital marketing, and now is the time to make sure you have your website set up properly. Here are strategies for navigating the new landscape.
When does personal cross over to creepy? Here's a look at how personalization can go right—and how it can go terribly wrong.