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GoGo Squeez, a blended fruit product consumed from a pouch, is known to most as a toddler's snack. But Mark Anthony Edmonson, Chief Marketing Officer at parent company Materne North America, saw an opportunity to age up the product with a new video campaign, design, product line and brand promise targeting teens and young adults.

“People perceive us—because we're in the format of a pouch—as a snack that's intended for a much younger demographic,” Edmonson told us. “We're helping consumers understand the main reasons why we were developed. We're on-the-go, easy to consume, and we still provide the nutrients that you need for your daily activities. So with that perception, with that challenge, we've had to change a few things.”

We spoke with Edmonson about the marketing vision behind the campaign—from consumer insights to influencer strategy to sustainability initiatives—as well as his thoughts on what it takes to reach the C-suite.

The rise of GenAI has been a game-changer for marketers, enhancing their ability to generate captivating marketing assets. But GenAI can also gain relevance as a valuable resource for businesses to generate data-driven insights and enhance customer engagement. Our columnist explores how GenAI can help marketers extract meaningful insights amid a labyrinth of data.

According to Neil Cameron, Head of Canadian Agency Partnerships at TikTok, there are “six universal truths” for creating compelling, short-form video on the platform. Regardless of budget or bandwidth constraints, marketing pros can leverage these six fundamental principles when creating video content on TikTok.

Lastly, product videos are a powerful way to communicate in today’s digital landscape. This how-to feature outlines different types of product videos, steps for crafting impactful content and ways to integrate video in your marketing strategy.

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