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Tylenol boxes and a Tylenol bottle
Social & Influencers

Bot activity amplified unproven link between autism and Tylenol on X: report

PeakMetrics found that 93% of likely bot activity reposted existing content, “extending reach and lifespan of emotionally charged narratives.”


A still from the Gushers Fruitheads ad from the 1990s, showing a child whose head has transformed into a blueberry, next to a still from Gushers' 2025 short horror film FruitHead, featuring a man whose head is transformed into a strawberry
Brand Strategy

‘A safe bet’: Brands are digging into their ad archives for creative inspiration

Gushers, Pringles, and Acuvue are betting that blasts from the past will resonate with consumers.


two photos of actor Brian Baumgartner for a recent marketing effort for the brand Ramp
Social & Influencers

Inside the making of Ramp’s viral livestream with Brian Baumgartner

The B2B expense management platform planned an experiential activation that drew some 10,000 in-person attendees.


A faux pregnancy test that Huggies made with a positive read for soccer tournament.
Brand Strategy

Exactly nine months out from the World Cup, Huggies wants consumers to ‘do it for the team’

A 90-minute playlist from the brand is designed to encourage would-be parents to have their parental leave line up with the soccer tournament.


A woman taps on the glass of an Uber car window.
Brand Strategy

Can you fall in love before your Uber arrives?

With a new campaign from Mother New York, the rideshare company wants people to rethink how they see the brand.


Coca-Cola digital billboard in NYC times square
Ad Tech & Programmatic

How digital billboards changed the out-of-home game

From undulating 3D images to the Las Vegas Sphere, these aren’t your mother’s billboards.


A split photo montage of two AI-generated ads from Guess and J. Crew, one is a blond woman in a dress leaning against a wall and the other is a man with glasses sketching.
Brand Strategy

Tightening budgets and shortened timelines have some marketers opting for AI imagery

But brands like Guess, J.Crew, and Skechers are finding themselves caught in cycles of consumer backlash for the perceived use of the technology.

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