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Jennimai Nguyen

Jennimai is a reporter at Marketing Brew covering social media and entertainment marketing. She also co-hosts the Webby Award–winning podcast “Marketing Brew Weekly.” Previously, Jennimai worked as an entertainment reporter at The News Movement and a tech and digital culture reporter at Mashable.

Two twin sisters, Casey Sarai and Taylor Capuano, sit facing each other against a pink background, with the title "VIral: The New American Dream" superimposed above them in white text.
Social & Influencers

For Cakes Body, the next phase of its founder-led marketing is owned entertainment

The TikTok-native nipple-cover brand is launching Cakes Media, a socially native entertainment company dedicated to episodic storytelling.

Dancer Jenna Johnson hits a move while holding hands with partner and celebrity Harry Shum Jr., both dresses in coordinating blue outfits.
TV & Streaming

‘Dancing with the Stars’ waltzes into new season with record number of advertisers

With four season-long sponsors and seven custom sponsors, the fan-beloved dance competition is in high demand with brands, a Disney exec told us.

A cardboard cutout of NYX Buttermelt Blush product held above a crowd with pink light and confetti falling all around.
Brand Strategy

At TelevisaUnivision’s PJ Fest, NYX went dancing with its Latina audience

The beauty brand powered the first event in TelevisaUnivision’s experiential expansion of Premios Juventud, its longstanding youth music awards show.

A photo collage showing different sorority houses decorated with colorful streamers, banners and ballons from Poppi and Lucky Charms
Social & Influencers

5 years in, the brand ROI from sorority rush is only growing

The social media spotlight on the annual event has only increased brand interest and sponsorship, and brands like Poppi may devote around a third of their back-to-school marketing budgets to the phenomenon.

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Brand Strategy

How FX brought a slice of the ‘Adults’ life to life

Ahead of the sitcom’s second season, FX tapped into typical young-adult experiences and locations to drum up excitement.

Grace Ann and Brooks Nader pose with coupes of frozen margaritas in a blue-toned kitchen.
Social & Influencers

‘How could you re-create perfection?’: Inside Astral Tequila’s microdrama homage to ‘Practical Magic 2’

The young tequila brand is hoping to connect with new and returning audiences engaging with the supernatural sequel.

Mark Ballas, Shirley Ballas, and Daniella Karagach sit behind a judges' desk, while host Robert Irwin stands in front of the desk in a chartreuse suit.
TV & Streaming

Why göt2b jumped to sponsor ‘Dancing With The Stars: The Next Pro’

Jacqueline Amorello, senior brand manager at the company, said there was a “gut feeling” that the spinoff show would be a success.

A massive brown ball of human hair, about 10 feet in diameter, in the middle of a crosswalk in New York, with the awning of an NYC gift shop and pedestrians walking visible in the background.
Brand Strategy

How K18 made its Tumblehair activation, a giant ball of actual human hair

With the help of an agency partner, the beauty brand collected billions of hair strands, sewed them together, and pushed the resulting mass through NYC.

A woman with long, dark hair wears a black dress and sits across from a man wearing a leather best and lots of silver jewelry, holding a menu. The two are on a date.
Social & Influencers

‘We want people to feel something’: Why Nuuly is taking a chance on microdramas

For its fall campaign, the clothing rental company is forgoing an omnichannel strategy for a social-only microdrama release.

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Social & Influencers

For most creators, the career remains a side hustle: report

Most don’t bring in more than $10,000 annually from their work, according to a new survey conducted by the influencer marketing platform CreatorIQ.