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Adobe tool showcasing data related to a night serum purchase
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.


Collage of stills from the music video featuring Gigi Perez
Brand Strategy

Why Hollister made its first music video for graduation season

The video, which features Gigi Perez covering Green Day, is part of an evolution of the brand’s music-driven marketing strategy.


a still from a Michelob Ultra's Super Bowl ad featuring a skiier doing a flip over another skiier, and a still from Budweiser's Super Bowl ad featuring a Clydesdale horse mid-air, with a bald eagle's wings spread behind it
Brand Strategy

Beverage ads are flooding the Super Bowl, threatening to drown out beer brands

With an overflow of drink brands set to appear Sunday, AB InBev is still spending big—and sticking to proven messaging tactics.


A side-by-side graphic of people wearing Regency-era dresses and gloves holding an ice cream cone and pint container.
Brand Strategy

Why Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams is rolling out not one, but two new flavors tied to ‘Bridgerton’

Limited-edition product will roll out in tandem with the Netflix show’s release schedule as the brand, which is “choiceful about collaborations,” taps into fan excitement.


Keisha Taylor Starr, SVP, CMO, The E.W. Scripps Company, and GM, Scripps Networks.
Brand Strategy

Coworking with Keisha Taylor Starr

She’s EVP, CMO, The E.W. Scripps Company, and GM, Scripps Networks.


Image of man and girl on a golf course from Callaway's 2025 campaign
Brand Strategy

Callaway Golf’s first brand campaign aims to make everyone a ‘Callaway person’

As golf becomes more popular and more accessible, the endemic brand is seeking to connect with everyone from green golfers to pros.


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.

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