Marketing Daily
Monday, February 25, 2019
  • Forrester: Why Brick-And-Mortar Is Failing Luxury

    High-end department stores continue to lose relevance and market share, replaced by stores owned by luxury brands themselves, as well as digital channels. Read the whole story

  • Verizon Ads During Oscars Tell Some True Stories

    The six new spots emphasize how the wireless network giant's technology touches real lives. Read the whole story

  • Reese's Plays Prank On Premature New-Product Doubters

    The brand is teasing fans who expressed pessimism about its upcoming Thins extension by sending samples to unrelated consumers who share doubters' names. Read the whole story

  • Women 'Dream Crazier' In New Nike Oscars Ad

    The 90-second spot is narrated by tennis legend Serena Williams and features NBA coach Becky Hammon and snowboarder Chloe Kim. Read the whole story

  • NBA Hosts Reality GM Game

    Fan engagement with NBA.com/stats is growing exponentially every season. Since 2013, fans have spent over 1.4 million hours on the site. Read the whole story

  • Hulu Ad Allows Viewers To Request Promo Emails

    The campaign reflects an increasing effort by Hulu to drive interactivity. Viewers could potentially request coupons or subscribe to newsletters. Read the whole story

  • 3% Of Mobile Connections Projected To Be 5G by 2022

    The number of 5G connections will grow several thousand percent from this year until 2022, reaching more than 400 million connections by 2022. Read the whole story

  • Is Every Company A Media Company?

    A pair of content marketing pros argue that case. They've launched a new firm that aims to help companies plan and execute content strategies. Read the whole story