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CHANEL UNDER SCRUTINY FOR BETHENNY FRANKEL VIRAL SOCIAL POSTS—WHAT BRANDS CAN LEARN
After “Real Housewife” and Skinnygirl Cocktails Founder Bethenny Frankel made headlines for being turned away from a Chanel store in
Agency News You Need To Know This Week
California Raisins selected Influencer and branded content agency Sway Group as its lead agency to handle influencer marketing, following a
Creators Pretend To Be At Coachella—What It Means For Brands’ Influencer Event Strategies
Influencer marketers aren’t keen on creators lying to their audiences, saying it erodes trust. Danielle Wiley, CEO of Sway Group,
Bud Light’s Dylan Mulvaney Partnership—Marketing Experts React to Controversy
While the controversy over Bud Light’s partnership with a trans influencer isn’t blowing over so easily, Danielle Wiley, CEO of
Why Super Bowl Ads Will Likely Bypass Influencers
Danielle Wiley, CEO, and founder of influencer marketing agency Sway Group discusses the trend of Brands using traditional celebs rather
Instagram’s TikTok-like Changes Don’t Annoy Advertisers Like They Do the Kardashians
It’s clear that a lot of everyday Instagram users aren’t pleased with the platform trying to copy TikTok, but advertisers
Influencer Marketing
As the U.S. inflation rate surpasses 8%, marketers are starting to feel the pain in their advertising budgets. Brands such as consumer packaged goods, quick-service restaurants and direct-to-consumer marketing have been cutting back ad spend to avoid raising prices.
The Ad World Reacts To Roe Vs. Wade News
On May 2, the news that the Supreme Court had voted to strike down Roe v. Wade sent shockwaves across
March Madness and Influencer Marketing – What Brands Should Know
AdAge – This year’s March Madness will be a learning moment for brands navigating new rules allowing players to profit off their name, image and likeness via brand endorsement deals.
Even Influencers Are Impacted By Supply Chain Shortages
Creators are still in demand even as brands’ marketing plans are in flux this holiday season
How Influencers Are Helping Cities Attract Remote Workers
As working from home has become the norm, plenty of employees are no longer required to live where their company is based.