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Brand Strategy

How Tinder is getting people off the app and into the wild

The dating app is expanding Tinder Events globally, with plans to be live in 26 cities by the end of September.


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Brand Strategy

Why Pantone sees color reflecting pushback on tech

Pantone exec tells us what it’s like to market Color of the Year.


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Brand Strategy

Return of the heartthrob: Why the men of the early aughts are booked and busy in advertising

Over the last six months, the desire for “nostalgia millennial talent” has increased, a UTA agent told us.


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Brand Strategy

For CMOs, fandom is simply too powerful to ignore

From partnerships to social media to IRL activations, top marketers view fandom as increasingly crucial to building their own brands and supporting advertising partners.


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Brand Strategy

Why this fintech marketer is betting on trust over attention

Kasia Leyden, CMO of Acorns, shared her thoughts on why she stopped optimizing for urgency and started focusing on optimism instead.


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Virtual Event

See it in Print: The Underutilized, High-Impact Growth Lever

Print isn't a relic—it's a strategic advantage. Join Marketing Brew and Smartpress to explore why brands in high-consideration industries are pairing print with digital marketing to build trust, strengthen customer relationships, and drive conversions.

Aug 19 12:00 PM ET

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Brand Strategy

10,000 items, 5,000 square feet, 160 years of history: Inside General Mills’s brand archive

The company’s senior corporate archivist supports brand marketers’ various requests, dives deep into brand histories, and creates the archives of tomorrow.

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