Agency Holiday Cards 2019, Part 2: A Batch of Our Favorite Creative Season’s Greetings Agency holiday cards keep rolling in, so we're going to keep showcasing some of the best of 2019. You can find the link to our first roundup here. Aloysius Butler & Clark--The AB&C's of Holiday Survival Aloysius Butler & Clark has
See the World’s Beloved Destinations—After Climate Change Advertisers have a way of turning most any product into a presentable pitch, but that'll soon prove challenging for those in the travel industry as worsening climate change turns the world's most beautiful destinations into scenes from the apocalypse. That's the pitch for the new social campaign created
Black Friday Was Red-Hot on Facebook and Instagram in November Thanksgiving and Black Friday dominated conversation on Facebook and Instagram in November, according to the latest Hot Topics data from Facebook IQ, the social network's research arm. Cyber Monday and Small Business Saturday also heated up the holidays and events category on both platforms. Facebook
The Ads That Make Agencies Jealous; Lessons From Hallmark’s Flip Flop: Friday’s First Things First Welcome to First Things First, Adweek's new daily resource for marketers. We'll be publishing the content to First Things First on Adweek.com each morning (like this post), but if you prefer that it come straight to your inbox, you can
10 Popular TV Shows That Didn’t Air New Episodes in 2019 There are so many shows airing in the Peak TV era that it's easy to lose track of specific programs, even if they rank among your favorites. So if you're wondering why some of your most beloved shows weren't on any top 10 TV
Digital Marketing News: Influencer Marketing to Top B by 2022, Instagram Stories Ad Spend Jumps, & Twitter Turns Live Photos into GIFs The post Digital Marketing News: Influencer Marketing to Top $15B by 2022, Instagram Stories Ad Spend Jumps, & Twitter Turns Live Photos into GIFs appeared first on Online Marketing Blog - TopRank®. Source:
The 10 Most Popular Op-eds We Published in 2019 While we at Adweek focus on breaking news and analysis around every facet of advertising, marketing, media and tech, we also give industry executives a platform to share their opinions and advice around these topics in our Voice channel. We feature a range of contributors, from
This Denver Shop’s Hilarious ASMR Parody Has All the Agency Affirmations You Need By this point in the season, we've seen all kinds of agency holiday cards and greetings. Don't get us wrong, they are all very nice, and we especially like seeing fun or heartfelt videos, but one Denver agency may have outdone them
Why Grassroots Political Organizations Rely on Facebook Facebook has been criticized for its policies on political ads as the 2020 presidential race heats up, but its robust targeting capabilities have proven to be vital for grassroots organizations focused not on promoting candidates, but on finding them, as well as getting people to the polls. "When
How Mars Wrigley Is Trying to Bring Impulse Buying Online Confectionery manufacturers have long benefited from the human tendency to purchase products on impulse. That same instant gratification, however, simply isn't available when shopping on the internet. The economics of shipping a single chocolate bar just don't add up, and that's why candy companies have
