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16 stories from the past week in Brands & Campaigns, from 1to1.
Snowflake's CMO on how AI agents are changing who finds, trusts and chooses your brand.
Marisa Thalberg, chief customer and marketing officer at parent Catalyst Brands, explains the retailer’s focus on real people and no-fuss ways to save.
The Giggly Squad deal shows podcasts have turned another corner. Video, short-form, IRL shows...where does the podcast go from here?
The reward-based effort offers cash incentives to invited users for posting videos on the platform.
Ulta Beauty’s holiday campaign features Selena Gomez and Tate McRae, whose brands are both sold at the retailer.
Over a quarter of CMOs hired this year have AI skills, compared to just 9% of those hired four years ago, per Findem and CMO Huddles data.
20 ads may all test the same idea. Better performance comes from changing the variables that give the algorithm something new to learn.
The brands showing up at the annual race represent a more diverse cross-section of retail than ever before.
See how campaigns are recruiting creators for 2026 midterms as disclosure rules lag and voter trust becomes the real battleground.
The Unilever-owned hydration brand wants to push the boundaries of its marketing, which has recently focused on sport, music and movie partnerships.
The Coca-Cola Company brand is developing original characters to tie its orange soda to the holiday for years to come
Three months after the World Cup ended in a Spanish victory, the partnerships with marquee players keep coming.
The video creation app now features spooky fonts, sound effects and animations to help creators make their projects seasonally creepy.
The Bacardi brand is promoting the event, which includes guest experiences and custom cocktails, across paid social and OOH channels.
The fast-food giant's marketing model is evolving, which could have downstream implications for QSR competitors’ marketing efforts.
Instagram Chief Adam Mosseri and conservative commentator Michael Shellenberger have separately opposed aspects of the regulations.