Ads of the Week: Maybelline’s Muse, Ben Stiller’s Fizzy Venture, and More
ADWEEK rounds up 5 of the best ad campaigns this week, from Maybelline, NikeSkims, FedEx, and more.Read More
ADWEEK rounds up 5 of the best ad campaigns this week, from Maybelline, NikeSkims, FedEx, and more.Read More
Presidents have historically avoided taking aim at American corporations by name, at least publicly. It’s not hard to see why. No occupant of the Oval Office wants to make enemies […]Read More
NBCU’s coverage of The Ryder Cup will also feature 14 sponsor integrations.Read More
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Friedlander exited Netflix in August.Read More
Oracle, Silver Lake, and MGX will hold 45% of TikTok, ByteDance just under 20%, and other ByteDance investors the remaining 35%.Read More
Instacart and Kroger are testing measurement with the social platform.Read More

Are you struggling to drive traffic from social media to your website? Wondering why your carefully crafted content isn’t generating the clicks it once did? In this article, you’ll discover how to leverage zero-click marketing strategies to build influence and reach your audience when traditional click-based tactics are becoming increasingly ineffective. What Is Zero-Click-Everything and […]
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Here’s a summary from a book industry newsflash about what’s selling right now: Dystopia, Dark Romance, Dark Literary, Horror, Paranormal, True Crime, Alternative Histories, Decline of Democracy, Humor, Digital Wellness, Cozy & Cute, and Escapism.
Setting aside just how long it takes to bring a book (or just about anything more important than an instagram post) to market, it’s pretty clear that this list, and any list, contradicts itself.
Look closely enough or in a short enough window of time, and all you will see is turbulence. Turbulence is the chaos around the edges, the noise without signal.
The problem with snipe hunting (it’s a real creature, it turns out) is that it distracts you from the real work to be done.
A useful north star: Work that matters for people who care.
We need to figure out who the people are. What they care about. What would matter. To them. Not to everyone. To them.
And then we need to earn enrollment, trust and attention. Build a foundation, with consistency and persistence.
That’s impossible if you’re also hunting snipes.
Chasing snipes comes with a sort of deniability. It’s obvious that there are fast-moving snipes, and they’re successful as well. Of course you’re chasing them.
On the other hand, when we make a commitment to find our people and to contribute in a meaningful way, we’re on the hook. If it doesn’t work, there’s no convenient snipe to blame.

The Gap Inc. business launches a space dedicated to vintage drops and old catalogs.Read More