Pepsi breaks cost barrier to NFTs with collection celebrating music history; Confusion holds marketers back from making student-athlete deals, survey finds; CMOs must step away from the shiny objects; Can in-house agencies sustain their productivity boom?
Teaming with singer Khalid and dancer Jalaiah Harmon, the beverage giant is using a "bottoms-up approach" to highlight what young consumers say is cool.
Pepsi Mic Drop features 1,893 pieces that can be minted for free barring a "gas" fee, a potential response to rivals like Coke fetching high prices for NFTs.
Interest in teaming with student-athletes is up now that they can monetize their name and image through endorsements, but brands are unsure of how to start.
To solve the CMO tenure problem, marketers must stop blaming the CEO, start thinking about new frameworks and revisit the fundamentals, Boathouse's John Connors writes.
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