by Barbie Romero on May 12, 2:00 PM
Kim Tipton shares why creator-led content wins over celebrity endorsements, how platform-native strategy beats cross-platform repurposing, and why brands that chase trends will always lose to those that build cultural fluency.
by Barbie Romero on May 5, 2:30 PM
Every brand chases culture. Few know how to earn it. Sonia Pirolo reveals how Grand Marnier came back to life through a bold partnership with Future, an all-Black ballet, and a strategy that puts the consumer at the center.
by Jonathan Yantz on May 5, 2:30 PM
M+C Saatchi Performance's Managing Partner writes, "If your search strategy still starts and ends with keywords, you're already behind. The rise of LLMs is forcing a shift from optimizing for clicks to optimizing for inclusion."
by Barbie Romero on May 5, 2:30 PM
Built in just 10 months and once Miami's tallest building, this legendary hotel allegedly hosted Al Capone's secret gambling ring and speakeasy on its 13th floor before becoming a WWII military hospital.
by Barbie Romero on Apr 28, 2:35 PM
At our Email Summit in Key Largo, leaders from PepsiCo, Etsy, Hilton, TurboTax, Hibbett unpacked how brands are evolving their email programs through AI, personalization, and behavior-driven targeting.
by Barbie Romero on Apr 28, 2:35 PM
Every product has a story worth telling, even on every grocery shelf. Kim Tipton reveals how commodity brands cut through the noise, work smarter with creators, and build social strategy that makes them impossible to ignore.
by Nate Levinson on Apr 28, 2:35 PM
Crossmedia's Managing Director, Head of Social writes, "Creators are far more than a commerce or upper funnel-only tool. In many cases, they are the most effective way to reach, persuade, and convert audiences on social."
by Barbie Romero on Apr 28, 2:35 PM
Ilona Ritoch shares her take on why patient stories beat dry data, how to balance predictive analytics with real-time optimization, and why compliance isn't the enemy of creativity in pharma marketing.
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