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Wuffes unveils new brand identity Pet Food Processing
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Spots narrated by Adam Scott ask travelers if they’ve reached their “booking point” in a tongue-in-cheek effort to address burnout.
Marketers are good at measuring attention, but struggle to understand what that attention means, writes Motto’s Sunny Bonnell and Ashleigh Hansberger.
At Advertising Week, Revlon’s Chief Digital Marketing Officer Kelly Solomon detailed a campaign that used Amazon’s newest ad capabilities.
Bacardí and AMC Global Media teamed to make the Crypt Keeper the host of FearFest 2026.
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The company is testing importing and creative insight features, as well as improved conversational guidance for its artificial intelligence elements.
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The service is now available at 500 stores and will expand nationwide.
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Askinasi led ad sales for Paramount Skydance as CRO ahead of the WBD merger.
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