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Brand Strategy

Oura goes for the impossible for its first film franchise partnership

The fitness tech brand used behind-the-scenes stunt footage from “Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning” to target men, its CMO told us.


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Brand Strategy

United Talent Agency is further building out its entertainment marketing division

The Hollywood powerhouse continues its push into branded content as advertisers look to integrate into film and TV.


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Brand Strategy

Wickedly over-the-top brand collaborations are the entertainment industry’s new normal

Clothing, candles, and gaming brands are lining up for what marketers say can be a thrillifying, mutually beneficial endeavor.


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Brand Strategy

Totino’s targets teens and touchdowns with Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson

A new campaign with the comedy duo from “Detroiters” and “I Think You Should Leave” is part of the brand’s efforts to be “entertainment first.”


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Brand Strategy

A year after ‘Barbie,’ branded content is all the rage in Hollywood

Brands are seeking new ways to reach consumers inundated with ads.


'Suits' stars Gabriel Macht and Patrick J. Adams appear in an ad for T-Mobile
Brand Strategy

Why brands like T-Mobile and e.l.f love ‘Suits’

The legal drama’s resurgence on Netflix has won it new fans—and brand interest.


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Brand Strategy

To win Oscars and Emmys, studios are evolving their FYC campaigns

Custom content, experiential activations, and consumer-focused marketing efforts are designed with the hope of getting through to voters.

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