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Brand Strategy

YouTube’s SVOD business is helping fuel the platform’s domination of TV, too

Subscription revenue makes up a third of the company’s total revenue, CEO Neal Mohan recently shared, and there are advertising opportunities stemming from that growth.


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Brand Strategy

Inside Hint’s satirical, sexed-up campaign to make consumers crave water

In addition to a campaign playing on sex-sells marketing tropes, the brand created an OnlyFans page.


Charlie Tetrick
Brand Strategy

Coworking with Charlie Tetrick

He’s president and CEO, WTA.


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Brand Strategy

The era of the microdrama is here

Six years after Quibi folded, short-form, serialized content is having a moment with creators and brands. Is it here to stay?


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Brand Strategy

How meat-snack marketers are meeting the moment

The category is still “really under-penetrated,” one exec said. Partnerships, education, and community-building social strategies are aimed at changing that.


Actor Jude Law in a campaign for legal AI startup Legora
Brand Strategy

Inside legal AI startup Legora’s celebrity and sports partnerships playbook

The company has partnered with Jude Law and Aaron Judge and is focusing its marketing in law industry hubs like New York and London to help it stand apart.


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Brand Strategy

How Adobe is building AI and agentic tools for brands—while keeping an eye on actual adoption

Traffic to US retail websites stemming from AI increased 393% year over year in the first three months of 2026, according to the company.

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