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by Sarah Mahoney
The retailer, reporting the first sales decline in six years, cites cash-strapped consumers and cheesed-off conservatives. Read the whole story

HEALTH CARE
by Les Luchter
Safety Shot, a supplement that "has not undergone formal clinical validation," reportedly contains "scientifically proven ingredients that stop your body absorbing alcohol." Read the whole story

RETAIL
by Sarah Mahoney
The retailer is repositioning itself as the source of creative inspiration, celebrating pop-culture trends as much as hard-core crafters. Read the whole story

FOOD
by Danielle Oster
That's the claim in the brand's first major campaign since 2020, where a group of kids questions one mom's seemingly eerie culinary chops. Read the whole story

SPIRITS
by Danielle Oster
Brand was responding to young consumers' increasing demands for "better-for-you alcohol options," company claims. Read the whole story

QSR
by Teresa Buyikian
The consumer contest is part of marketing for the chain's recent introduction of more menu items containing avocado, such as the Avocado Bacon Burger. Read the whole story

COMMENTARY
by Sarah Mahoney, Staff Writer
Even as CMOs at the largest companies increase spending, they're paring back labor costs and agency investments. Read the whole story

COMMENTARY
by Teresa Buyikian
CPG Insider spoke with advertising experts regarding the review, what Papa John's is missing in its advertising, and what appears to be a renewed … Read the whole story
by Ray Schultz
The Books & Literature vertical topped the list in conversions and other measurements, Omnisend reports. Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Cory Treffiletti, Featured Contributor
Many companies are struggling with the balance of work-from-home and back-to-office. Here's how to get people engaged and back -- sometimes. Read the whole story

COMMENTARY
by Joe Mandese
A week after CEO Linda Yaccarino boasted about its brand-safety gains, a new report finds X Corp. has been monetizing ads on a pro-fascist, … Read the whole story