Even Influencers Are Impacted By Supply Chain Shortages
Creators are still in demand even as brands’ marketing plans are in flux this holiday season
Creators are still in demand even as brands’ marketing plans are in flux this holiday season
The breakup of Johnson & Johnson will test the power of celebrity as its consumer business turns to influencers—not care providers—to pitch beauty and wellness products.
J&J breakup will test the power of celebrity as its consumer business turns to influencers — not care providers — to pitch beauty and wellness products.
Former UEG and Edelman exec to focus on delivering value across expanding client roster
Ask any agency leader to tell you what you could learn from them about a challenge one of their clients came to them with, and they will likely have to spend a minute sorting through the myriad issues they’ve helped clients tackle to decide which was the most intriguing one that could offer other pros the most insight.
Christmas ads are in heavy rotation already, so even if you find tinsel distracting, you have no choice but to get in the mood for the holidays. Why not warm up to the season by reading about the latest agency new hires, promotions, client wins and product launches?
Influencer marketing and branded content agency Sway Group has tapped Rebecca Camhi for the new post of director of client services.
Just as copy and creative can make or break an advertising campaign, selecting the right people for an influencer marketing campaign can make or break the objectives you’ve set.
A recent New York Times article summed it up perfectly: “Yes, Marketing is Still Sexist.” There is an audible sigh in that headline, and for good reason: It is exhausting how badly marketing continues to fail women, with the same old sexist tropes that have been there all along.
There’s a big problem with influencer marketing — and it’s not what you think. There are countless breathlessly buzzy articles about celebrity-level influencers and the bustling creator economy. But no one’s paying attention to one of influencer marketing’s most important assets: credibility.
The Squid Games and Ted Lasso track suit costumes should be roaming your streets and parties this weekend, mixed in with some vampires, ghosts and somebody trying to pass themselves off as Mark “Meta” Zuckerberg, no doubt.
In June the National Collegiate Athletic Association voted to allow college athletes to earn money and otherwise benefit from their names, images and likenesses (NIL) via endorsements, sponsorships and other commercial endeavors.