Weekender | Nov. 24, 2018 Column A very special Thanksgiving edition has our editors examining a health-focused holiday push, a scathing critique of a poultry maker and one brand getting started early on the Super Bowl. | The Dr. Seuss character's signature grumpy style is on full display across social media in GIFs and other shareable content. | Agency executives, speaking under conditions of anonymity, appeared amazed by how few red flags the situation has raised, with some saying they expect business as usual. | Interactive elements, including an AI-powered greeter, AR glam stations and selfie backdrops could draw crowds during the Thanksgiving weekend. | Marketers will take some of the biggest video trends to the next level as the holiday shopping season kicks off and digital video consumption grows. | 20th Century Fox ran a series of ads cut in different ways for "The Greatest Showman" and saw awareness and consideration lifts that were five times stronger than for other trailer campaigns. | Recommended For You Improve your recommendations: click here to update your profile. Deep Dive Gen Z defies easy categorization, but that's unlikely to deter marketers from trying to engage these influential consumers during the crucial shopping season. | Best of What We're Reading The New York Times | Retail Dive | The Wall Street Journal | Mobile Marketer | CNBC | Adweek | Dive Into a Topic |
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