Women’s sport is especially valuable for its ability to draw in new audiences by broadening the very definition of sports star for half of the population who have been historically underserved.
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Women’s sport is especially valuable for its ability to draw in new audiences by broadening the very definition of sports star for half of the population who have been historically underserved.
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Read More →The rules of influencer marketing are being rewritten this year.
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Read More →Marketers: it’s time to stop debating and start doing. Stop pontificating. Start practicing. Practicality wins.
Beverage company Vita Coco made headlines in July when they announced the debut of “Mascot Love.” It’s their Love Island USA parody “where icons catch feelings” featuring Vita Coco’s own coconut water carton mascot Coco Man.
This year, Franken Berry, Count Chocula and Boo Berry have been brought to life as puppets in the Jim Henson universe to celebrate the company’s 70th anniversary.
AI in marketing isn’t here to just babysit your to-do list; it’s here to partner with your intuition.
Misinformation isn’t just a problem for users anymore — it’s a branding crisis. As media platforms scale back moderation, advertisers are being forced into the role of risk manager—whether they like it or not.
In this interview, McCagg shares insights on creating meaningful consumer connections, building seamless full-funnel experiences, and balancing technological innovation with authentic storytelling and performance benchmarks.
Those who recognize the direction of search and begin adapting to the evolving landscape now will be well-positioned to lead the industry into this next wave.
Before your brand ever said a word, it could have dropped a beat. Not just any beat — the beat.
By Horst Feldhaeuser, Infotools In a world awash in data, it’s easy to assume that…
Marketers: it’s time to stop debating and start doing. Stop pontificating. Start practicing. Practicality wins.
AI in marketing isn’t here to just babysit your to-do list; it’s here to partner with your intuition.
Those who recognize the direction of search and begin adapting to the evolving landscape now will be well-positioned to lead the industry into this next wave.
While TV has traditionally been viewed as an upper-funnel activity, with the vast reach of broadcasters a perfect vehicle for driving brand awareness, thanks to these initiatives it is now fast becoming a full-funnel proposition.
Read More →Interactivity on CTV won’t scale on ambition alone. It requires thoughtful design, resilient infrastructure, and a relentless focus on the viewer.
Read More →Even if only a small portion of viewers stick around for a 15-minute video ad, that group becomes more clearly defined as high-intent users.
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Read More →During Advertising Week’s panel “Prime Time for Outcomes and Creativity,” co-hosted by Happydemics and Olyzon, experts from brands, adtech, and measurement shared how CTV is becoming a critical channel.
Read More →The ad market may be facing economic challenges, but connected TV is bucking the trend. Advertisers here can forge a path of their own, delivering rich, at-home and interactive experiences to audiences hungry for more.
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