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20 stories from the past week in Brand, from Gosling Marketing Studio.
Snowflake's CMO on how AI agents are changing who finds, trusts and chooses your brand.
Marisa Thalberg, chief customer and marketing officer at parent Catalyst Brands, explains the retailer’s focus on real people and no-fuss ways to save.
Mother Design’s Jo Tulej discusses the team’s unconventional approach to design.
A little seasonal magic can go a long way.
The deal comes as the owner of Oreo and Ritz pushes into better-for-you snacks.
Brands and fans connected over a shared love of the hit networks’ shows in Charleston
Their business model? Pull up a chair.
A roundup of this week's biggest marketing leadership moves
The brands showing up at the annual race represent a more diverse cross-section of retail than ever before.
DraftKings wants parents to handle the conversation around gambling. But when your AI marketing models know more about a customer’s limits than they do, responsibility stays with the brand.
A Super Brand Day event in November will feature products from the Disney Store and brands including Old Navy, Crocs, ColourPop and more.
Stay silent or go full meme? It was a double-whammy: Not only did The Cheesecake Factory find itself drawn into a bizarre political tiff less than two weeks before the U.S. midterm elections, they also were invoked in the same sentence as Saddam Hussein. It…
Despite increased investments in femtech and women's health marketing, women still feel dismissed and discouraged when navigating healthcare environments.
The UO Game Day tour, wrapping up at Rutgers University this weekend, builds on a back-to-campus ad that doubled as the brand’s first CTV spot.
AI won’t kill marketing agencies, but it will reshape what makes them valuable. In 2027, agencies will increasingly split between intelligence-powered transformation partners and specialist executors as brands insource more content production and demand…
Three months after the World Cup ended in a Spanish victory, the partnerships with marquee players keep coming.
Plus, why you can't be an agile marketer if you say yes to everything.
Why brands must give their communities a voice—but not allow them to dictate their next style move.
CMO Eric Schwartz dug into Pine-Sol, Brita and Hidden Valley marketing that prioritized “intentional but flexible” and “insightful but bite-sized” efforts.
Plus, the legacy marketer and author of Moving Your Brand Out of the Friend Zone on shares his Think Human philosophy.