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The Rebrand of Radio: Audio Marketing’s Unexpected Comeback
When experts once speculated that radio would fade into background noise and podcasts would become the “new radio”, few predicted the actual outcome, which was audio itself. In 2025, audio marketing is not just back; it is transforming the way people connect, consume, and engage. From a renaissance in radio to the introduction of immersive podcasts and AI-enabled voice experiences, audio…
August Marketing Rundown: 6 Must-Know Stories That Shaped the Month
The landscape of August marketing was set already due to back-to-school and back-to-college campaigns. However, there were other players in the same set of markets ready to steal the attention. Right, we are talking about attention whether it is deserving or not. Attention is the market’s new currency and we have deep dived in our…
Are Trump’s Tariffs Effects Alarming or Alluring on Marketing Industry?
President Donald Trump’s tariffs, announcements, and delays have put the marketing industry in a dangling boat with no oars to propel towards. The administration’s stance is clear: domestically-made products are exempt, while those produced abroad will face substantial levies. There are different tariff sets for everyone, and they have not been set in stone yet.…
Business Growth Strategies: How Marketing, Advertising, and Sales Drive Success
What comes to mind when you hear the words — marketing, advertising, or sales? Many people use these terms interchangeably, assuming they all serve the same function in business. While they are interconnected, each plays a unique and essential role in transforming a curious prospect into a loyal customer. In today’s hyper-digital world, these roles…
Keurig Dr Pepper Marketing Proves the Power of Community Branding
Keurig Dr Pepper marketing is insane. After acquiring top spot in big three, it’s rocking the house, blowing the roof, and giving competitors a serious run for their bubbles. And when a brand that’s been around since the invention of the lightbulb is trending, you know something special is bubbling behind the scenes. From 2000 to…
How U.K. Junk Food Ad Ban May Change Fast Food Marketing Strategy
The fast-food scene in the U.K. — or, as they say, the “F&B industry” — is getting a severe wake-up call. With a new Labour government at the center, a hard-hitting junk food ad ban has been announced for October 2025. The details? Starting then, any sugary, salty, or cheesy food won’t be gracing T.V.…
B2B Marketing Best Practices: From Bland to Viral Brand Campaigns
B2B marketing is completely different ball game than B2C marketing. B2B marketing needs sophistication, accuracy, and credibility – you’re dealing with businesses audiences where “adjectives” mean nothing without evidence. However, does the accuracy and professionalism of the marketing campaigns make them helpful? The reality is: no. 48% of customers have described B2B marketing as boring. And…
FAST Channels Are Booming—But Is the Attention Span There?
With subscription fatigue, viewers anticipated that the streaming wars would come to an end. Instead, they have taken a new direction, and that model has become ad-supported. Free Ad-Supported TV (FAST) channels are experiencing a boom in viewership and engagement from brands. Roku, Samsung TV Plus, and Amazon’s Freevee are all buying into the boom,…
Stretching the Limits: Is Short form Video Still… Short?
Stretching Short Form: Did you know the first short form video had a time limit of just six seconds? The platform was Vine—a viral, vertical video app that exploded in popularity among early creators. But Vine met its end in 2016, and one of the many reasons was precisely that rigid time limit. Around the same…
In Conversation: Is the Ad Industry Overlooking Older People?
The Changing Face of Brand Comms: In an era where algorithms dictate visibility, consumers drive content, and crises unfold in real-time, brand communication is evolving. This edition dives into the shifting landscape of PR, search, and user trends while unpacking how brands can stay ahead. The debate over whether brands should associate with older generations…
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