Ad Age readers voted for their top creative campaign of the month (Kalshi, Quiktrip, Beyond Meat, Etsy, Coors) By. Tim Nudd ...
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The subtle ability to be both nostalgic and future-facing will be increasingly important in an AI world.
Alyssa Buetikofer discusses balancing broad appeal with cultural relevance, why frequency matters more than penetration and the growing role of creators.
This week, we’ve got the exclusive on Visit California’s first brand agency change in two decades, plus a look at WFA and Ebiquity’s new report.
Mother London’s new spot comes as Anthropic is collecting public concerns and promising transparent follow-up.
Smuggler’s Mark Molloy and Somesuch’s Kim Gehrig each have two spots among the six finalists.
The in-house campaign shows how the updated tech leads to smoother, more human exchanges.
Growth comes from new buyers, not from doubling down on the diehards.
The Immigrant Factor” reshuffles the tournament favorites by sending stars back to their ancestral roots.
Beauty brands are using AI for data mining, content creation, chatting with loyalists and for product discovery in order to deepen consumer connections.
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