Marketing Daily
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
  • Princess Cruises Launches $20 Million Effort

    Princess Cruises is taking a cue from its tagline, "Come Back New," with the launch of its first TV marketing campaign in 10 years. … Read the whole story

  • Jaguar Preps Big Super Bowl Kickoff For F-Type

    The ad, which is part of Jaguar's biggest campaign ever, introduces the F-Type through association with the idea that the British don't just make … Read the whole story

  • Kahlua Scores With Pinterest-Driven Holiday Campaign

    A multifaceted holiday campaign for Kahlua driven by a Pinterest-based sweepstakes and recipe/entertaining content engagement yielded strong results, according to the brand. The effort … Read the whole story

  • Uniqlo CEO: Translating A Global Brand In The U.S.

    The company has just announced store openings in Boston, Philadelphia and Los Angeles, in addition to those already open in the New York and … Read the whole story

  • Mitsubishi Electric Keeps Golfers Cool Under Pressure

    The heating and cooling division of Mitsubishi leverages its sponsorship of the Professional Golf Association by casting Fred Couples and Corey Pavin as the … Read the whole story

  • Bud Light Challenges Football Fans

    Bud Light is giving adult football fans the chance to pull a good old-fashioned all-nighter to win tickets to New York for Super Bowl … Read the whole story

  • ANA Says IHS Global Insight Data Impugns Ad Tax

    The Association of National Advertisers for months has been fighting a proposal that Senate Finance Committee Chairman Sen. Max Baucus floated last November.The changes … Read the whole story

  • Automated Call Marketing Firm Invoca Secures $20 Million

    Call marketing technology provider Invoca on Tuesday announced closing $20 million in a third-round funding led by Accel partners and including prior investors Upfront … Read the whole story

  • CPG Marketers Under Microscope In '14

    Consumer packaged goods marketers depend on contractors, agencies and consulting firms, arguably more so than peers in other industries. That's not going to change … Read the whole story