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Explore how companies like Reebok and Target are leveraging marketing data to boost customer loyalty, as well as leading trends in marketing analytics in this Trendline. Access now.
One-fifth of Americans said they would stop buying from a brand perceived to have behaved hypocritically on the issues of racial injustice and police brutality.
Even as its audience grows, the category is hitting bumps in the road as it shifts to virtual events, which sponsors are potentially less interested in.
In our latest Trendline, explore how marketers at Reebok and Target are utilizing data and analytics in new ways to improve customer engagement and loyalty.
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