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Data from Suzy shows that more consumers are looking to give items like gift cards. → Read More
New Profitero data spans categories including beauty, clothing, home and more → Read More
IUDs can offer lighter (and sometimes, absent!) periods. But what happens to your uterine lining with an IUD? Does blood just collect in your uterus? → Read More
Adobe Stock predicts that there will be more imagery centered around community and inclusion, among others. → Read More
Placed on the side of a red London bus by global creative agency BBH, the ad is simple, but quite direct indeed: “Another Whopper on the side of a bus. Must be an election.” → Read More
Mondelēz International releases first State of Snacking survey. → Read More
They should be collecting photos of their products on real customers, too. → Read More
New data from Lab42 shows a renting trend in the sharing economy. → Read More
A new report provides insights for marketers looking to capitalize where they can. → Read More
Vlasic Pickles’ stork, Travelocity’s gnome and Snuggle’s teddy bear are far less recognizable among Gen Zers than baby boomers. → Read More
New data shows brands need to focus on eco-friendliness. → Read More
Here’s how they decide what to buy. → Read More
Over half of consumers believe purchasing via voice will be widely offered within the next year. → Read More
There’s a fine line between catering to their preferences and freaking them out. → Read More
Adweek writers and editors share lessons from the 2019 Adweek Grad Guide, including tips on landing your first job and making the most of mentoring opportunities. → Read More
Compared to 21.8% on Google and 17.2% on a brand’s website. → Read More
That’s followed by family (73%) and online reviews (62%). → Read More
Younger and older Gen Xers have different social media habits. → Read More
58.7% visuals are the most impactful kind of brand engagement, compared with just 16.7% for VR and AR. → Read More
With patterns getting more extreme, brands across verticals need to pay attention. → Read More