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IPG says ‘majority’ of clients are making contingency plans for a downturn
The ad holding group still raised its full-year organic growth guidance, joining Publicis and Omnicom in bucking macroeconomic trends.
By Peter Adams • Oct. 24, 2022 -
Gillette kicks off first NFL live broadcast mixed-reality commercial
The stadium activation features a razor being built before viewers, with participation from mascot Pat the Patriot.
By Sara Karlovitch • Oct. 24, 2022 -
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From the continued rise of artificial intelligence to the emergence of new digital channels, here's a look at key trends driving marketing in 2026.
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Oreo Thins, Microsoft 365 encourage workers to take a snack break
The tie-up will see three 15-minute snack breaks added to consumers’ schedules, with a Microsoft Teams invite linking to a video of playful puppies.
By Aaron Baar • Oct. 24, 2022 -
Subway, Arby’s top QSR TV ad impressions in Q3
While QSRs increasingly invest in digital marketing, they remain an important driver of TV ad impressions, accounting for 27.5 billion impressions in Q3.
By Aneurin Canham-Clyne • Oct. 24, 2022 -
Why brands should go beyond a metaverse cameo
During an Advertising Week panel Thursday, panelists from iHeartMedia, Vatom and Procter & Gamble discussed the shift to an always-on metaverse strategy.
By Jessica Hammers • Oct. 21, 2022 -
Why Mercedes-Benz jumped to advertise on Amazon Prime’s ‘Thursday Night Football’
Early audience numbers point to where the future of live sports may be headed, with more targeted advertising holding a strong appeal for brands.
By Sara Karlovitch • Oct. 21, 2022 -
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Campaign Trail: Dietz & Watson summons ‘SandWitch Sisters’ in riff on Halloween classic
Drag queens bring a trio referencing “Hocus Pocus” to life for the brand’s largest paid TikTok effort to date and latest collaboration with agency RTO+P.
By Peter Adams • Oct. 21, 2022 -
Captain Morgan adds some spice to its ads
A new brand platform positions “spice” as an element of fun, including with a spot that debuted on the NFL Network which depicts fans of rival teams.
By Aaron Baar • Oct. 20, 2022 -
Leveling up success: Inside Best Buy’s efforts to reform a long-standing campaign
At Advertising Week, executives discussed how taking a more inclusive approach to an annual esports program resulted in higher completion and viewing rates.
By Sara Karlovitch • Oct. 20, 2022 -
More than a crunch: How a 1.5 second tune changed the Tostitos brand
The Frito-Lay brand revealed at Advertising Week that its recent introduction of a sonic identity upped brand recall by 38%.
By Jessica Hammers • Oct. 20, 2022 -
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Pepsi CMO on state of media fragmentation: ‘A double-edged sword’
At Advertising Week, Todd Kaplan discussed the overvaluation of paid media and his view of emergent channels like the metaverse, calling it a “fat word.”
By Peter Adams • Oct. 19, 2022 -
American Eagle CMO says now’s the time for marketers to take risks
At Advertising Week, the exec cited evidence that stepping outside the box has reaped major benefits, like becoming Roblox’s second most visited virtual brand.
By Jessica Hammers • Oct. 19, 2022 -
How AB InBev evolves inclusive marketing from good intentions to long-term strategy
Industry research discussed at Advertising Week found that ads scoring higher on a gender-equality index led to 24% higher short-term purchase intent.
By Sara Karlovitch • Oct. 19, 2022 -
Walmart launches beta version of content creator platform
The retailer is strengthening its reach into social commerce by allowing creators to set up affiliate links and access performance data.
By Dani James • Oct. 18, 2022 -
Why Liquid Death doesn’t chase viral social media trends
An Advertising Week panel featuring Liquid Death, Xbox and Hot Pocket showcased how each takes a different approach to chasing virality.
By Jessica Hammers • Oct. 18, 2022 -
Inside Domino’s recipe for success with ‘Stranger Things’ fanatics
At Advertising Week, executives laid out how a campaign centered on a “mind ordering” app paid off despite an average response from a general audience.
By Peter Adams • Oct. 18, 2022 -
How to leverage sports communities for brand engagement
As the fan experience becomes a focus, a Heineken exec discussed the role of players and subcultures during an Advertising Week panel.
By Sara Karlovitch • Oct. 17, 2022 -
Gen Z in 2022: How to meet the cohort where they are
Gen Z’s preferences evolve quickly. Here’s how to connect with this tough-to-reach demographic across CTV, the metaverse, esports and social media.
By Sara Karlovitch • Oct. 17, 2022 -
What to expect at Advertising Week: More meeting space and metaverse buzz aplenty
Organizers hope to deliver a tighter balance between networking and programming as marketers seek tactical takeaways in a tough economy.
By Peter Adams • Oct. 17, 2022 -
Ritz holiday campaign celebrates diverse cultural traditions
“Our Holidays” features a 15-second spot, video content series and cookbook highlighting the foods and traditions of various cultures.
By Aaron Baar • Oct. 17, 2022 -
DoorDash expands self-service ad tools for CPG brands
PepsiCo and Clorox are embracing the platform’s ad push to support goals like building out their in-house ad platforms and acquiring new customers.
By Sara Karlovitch • Oct. 17, 2022 -
Invisalign’s Roblox activation sees over 2 million users
The company’s head of marketing shares what was considered when creating the virtual world and what he’s learned since its launch.
By Aaron Baar • Oct. 17, 2022 -
Tyson’s Twitch series pairs Friday night gaming with chicken
“Chicken and a Video Game” features professional athletes eating chicken and playing video games.
By Aaron Baar • Oct. 14, 2022 -
Toyota shifts advertising into a new gear with expansive campaign
“Never Settle” puts stories in the foreground, a change from the brand’s traditionally car-centered marketing.
By Sara Karlovitch • Oct. 14, 2022 -
Netflix’s ad tier is barebones at launch, but cheaper than Disney’s for viewers
Now confirmed to launch in early November, the service includes partnerships with DoubleVerify, Integral Ad Science and Nielsen and is “nearly sold out” of inventory.
By Peter Adams • Oct. 13, 2022