August 14 - Supreme brand takes over New York Post | How Nectar Sleep stays refreshed

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Marketing Dive's Top News Daily edition | Aug.​ 14,​ 2018 BROUGHT TO YOU BY — PTC Improve Purchasing Confidence with Augmented Reality AR can help you win and keep new business. Download PTC’s new eBook to discover how AR can increase revenue, reduce costs and improve customer satisfaction. Download PTC's new eBook. Supreme takes over the New York Post, sending streetwear fans into a frenzy The printing was teased on Twitter before papers shipped, and some fans were paying 10 times the newsstand price for resold editions on eBay. Column Comic Dive: Bitcoin Bank Brands like Starbucks, McDonald's and Oscar Mayer have cashed in on the cryptocurrency craze with marketing stunts and a deal with the owner of the New York Stock Exchange. Nectar Sleep stays refreshed with Big Data and Trump-Putin 'grumpy brain' ads As the bed-in-a-box space has become congested, brands are being forced to pull out all the stops to edge out the competition. For Nectar, that translates to a data-heavy strategy. Oreo supports left-handed struggles with special packs that open from the opposite end The promotional item for International Lefthanders Day can be ordered online in a potential bid to bolster the brand's e-commerce business. Coca-Cola takes stake in BodyArmor in effort to unseat Gatorade The beverage giant paid an undisclosed amount for a portion of the sports drink startup, with an option to take full ownership in the future. Study: Social media, email marketing are best for digital lead generation Most marketers say the effectiveness of digital lead generation is improving overall.  Read more news What We're Reading Mobile Marketer AP: Google records mobile user movements even when location tracking is turned off CNBC Facebook exec reportedly tells publishers it would let them die Retail Dive Sephora's loyalty revamp aims to keep members blushing The New York Times The Flourishing Business of Fake YouTube Views Food Dive Kraft Heinz gives legacy brands a healthy makeover to stay relevant Suggest a story we should read Dive Into a Topic Marketing Tech Creative Social Media Video Analytics Executive News Mobile

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