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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.


Hand holding a Grey Goose Honey Deuce in commemorative cup overlooking the courts at the 2026 US Open.
Brand Strategy

Have we reached peak Honey Deuce?

US Open sponsor Grey Goose sold more than 730,000 of the iconic cocktails at the tournament last year. Now the brand is focused on elevating the fan experience.


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.


Lavazza Tablì coffee system.
Brand Strategy

Lavazza plans to provide more than just a caffeine boost to US Open fans

For its 12th year as a tournament sponsor, the coffee brand is looking to “reinvent” its presence this year, an exec told us.


Collage of brand pop ups from Westworld, Goodwipes, and Chili's
Brand Strategy

How to pull off a brand pop-up

From storytelling to a robust social media strategy, experts shared tips for marketers to keep in mind.


A side-by-side graphic of a group of women doing yoga on a beach and a pickleball paddle on a court surrounded by Recess beverage cans
Brand Strategy

Candlemaking, tarot cards, yoga, and more: Inside Recess’s event-centric strategy

The beverage brand, which recently quadrupled its events budget, is looking to get “cans in hands,” new CMO Zech Francis told us.


Alifiya Ali and Sid Gopinath, both dressed in black suits, pose with a $1.2 million check on a blue carpet in front of an AT&T branded step and repeat.
Brand Strategy

Why AT&T gave $1.2 million to first-time feature filmmakers

The telecom company’s annual Untold Stories event at Tribeca Festival is designed to fund a marketable film project—and also get the brand in front of new audiences, one exec told us.

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