Adlook research across six markets shows how casual fans and match outcomes can change everything about campaign timing.
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In a progressively digital world, 46% of respondents reported that at least 20% to 30% of their holiday sales will come from online channels.
The global brand and marketing industry is in the throes of rapid transformation, one where creative is poised to be the last unfair advantage.
In today’s digital-first ecosystem, data is an abundant resource, requiring companies to isolate the data that matters most, converting information into actionable insights.
The best plan for brands intending to leverage BeReal during Golden Quarter and beyond is to stay abreast of the updates so they can fully understand how they may impact their strategy surrounding the app.
With signs suggesting that the economy may struggle over peak, brands need to be prepared for a number of different scenarios.
While category competitors continue to rely on promotions and D2C brands grapple with quality of care, Doug and his team are laser focused on continuing to elevate Pearle Vision to a completely different level – as a brand focused on care and connection…a trusted member of the community.
How does a little known brand navigating one of the greatest crises in American history emerge as a key player? It takes care.
The rise of multi-screen content has forever changed the future of television—and now the experience gap between linear TV and streaming is closing too. And for intrepid brands ready to capitalize on it, the golden age of CTV advertising is finally here.
There is no one playbook that will work every time the economy shifts, so agencies need to prioritize nimbleness and adjust quickly to change.
If you choose to go through the exercise of forming a creative philosophy, it pays to remember that the principles set must align with the agency itself.
Recent world events have shifted people’s priorities: from where they live to how they work and what they purchase. Here’s what this means for brands.
So, to be a brave client doesn’t mean you have to be risky or loud as a brand, doing something silly or obtuse.