For America250, brands are taking a unifying—and decidedly unpolitical—approach
Many marketers are leaning on nostalgia with the goal of appearing to be “very pro-American without taking a political stance,” an expert told us.
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Many marketers are leaning on nostalgia with the goal of appearing to be “very pro-American without taking a political stance,” an expert told us.
He’s SVP of Growth, Braze.
“We’re seeing now that people, culture, entertainment [are] a little less fearful of it,” Brooklinen’s CMO told us.
He’s CMO, Hightouch.
A report from Morning Consult found that legacy brands like Mr. Pibb and Marlboro gained the most trust this year.
As some brands pull back on freebies for customers, the telco—which is celebrating 10 years of its T-Mobile Tuesday discount program—is leaning in even further.
Marketers say the state law could usher in an era where labeling AI use is a common practice.
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