Sept. 13 - Domino's pulls tattoo offer | 'Deadpool 2' resurrects Blockbuster

'Deadpool 2' resurrects Blockbuster with London pop-up; Gartner L2: As Amazon ad budgets grow, leading brands use more nuanced strategies; Good Housekeeping, Amazon team up for mobile-enabled mall pop-up; Jet announces major rebrand to target city dwellers View online | Sign up | Forward

Marketing Dive's Top News Daily edition | Sept.​ 13,​ 2018 BROUGHT TO YOU BY — Marketing Dive Brand Studio The art and science of marketing analytics Learn how marketers at Looker utilize data to measure KPIs and gain visibility into the health and effectiveness of their marketing programs. Learn more→ Domino's pulls free pizza stunt after 350 Russians get tattoos of its logo A franchisee in Russia had offered 100 free pizzas per year for 100 years to fans who got a tattoo of the Domino's logo and shared it on social media. 'Deadpool 2' resurrects Blockbuster with London pop-up Visitors with a Blockbuster membership card will receive a limited-edition VHS case with a film download code.  Gartner L2: As Amazon ad budgets grow, leading brands use more nuanced strategies The analysis of efforts by Levi's and others reveals several best practices while new data from Marin Software says 62% of marketers aren't advertising on the platform. Sponsored Content by Marketing Dive Brand Studio Get ahead of the next social media crisis Learn how AI and machine learning technologies are enabling top PR teams to gain a proactive approach to crisis management and breaking news. Download now→ Good Housekeeping, Amazon team up for mobile-enabled mall pop-up Customers can test 150 products and buy via Amazon's mobile app or scannable SmileCodes. Jet announces major rebrand to target city dwellers The Walmart-owned marketplace is launching a new website, assortment and delivery options to attract city consumers — a shopping segment that's eluded its parent for decades. 97% of consumers expect brands to use technology responsibly, but focus on innovation, study says The halo effect that's shielded digital tech from some negative blowback as its influence has grown may be weakening, putting pressure on brands to think more ethically. Read more news What We're Reading The Wall Street Journal WPP Taps New Chief for Wunderman Agency Adweek 90% of Live Music Fans Say Brands Can Actually Enhance the Experience MediaPost Consumers Still Favor Free, Ad-Supported TV AdAge AGENCIES AND BRANDS FROM LOWE'S TO MILLERCOORS PREP FOR HURRICANE FLORENCE Retail Dive New York & Co. rebrands amid growth ambitions Suggest a story we should read Upcoming Events How to Win in Facebook’s New Local-First World Sept. 20, 2018 - Sept. 20, 2018 | Webinar 2 PM EDT The Art and Science of Marketing Analytics Sept. 20, 2018 - Sept. 20, 2018 | Webinar 2 PM EDT Consumer Passions 101: Retraining Organizational Muscle for Urban Efficiency Sept. 25, 2018 - Sept. 25, 2018 | Webinar 2 PM EDT Dive Into a Topic Marketing Tech Creative Social Media Video Analytics Executive News Mobile

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