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Wingstop turns NFL season into an 18-week habit
4+ day, 17+ min ago (714+ words) Wingstop ties a $27.99 pass to 18 weeks of football, blending watch-party culture, limited-time flavors and loyalty. Football season is built on repetition. The same group chat lights up before kickoff, the same friends argue over the screen, and the same food…...
PR becomes a key input for journalists, Cision finds
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (674+ words) Cision has released its 2026 State of the Media Report, based on a global survey of 1,899 journalists across 19 markets, detailing how story sourcing is changing under newsroom pressure. The company outlined the findings in its official announcement. The more interesting question…...
Smalls' Melody Park on building "Is Cat"
1+ week, 20+ hour ago (1105+ words) Smalls' Melody Park explains how the new Is Cat campaign uses selective copy, concentrated OOH, and live feedback to build recognition. Here's the problem with building an ad campaign around a blank space: anyone can fill it in with anything,…...
John Lewis “Gift List” tests shoppable podcast content
1+ week, 2+ day ago (427+ words) John Lewis launches “Gift List” with Louis Theroux, blending celebrity gifting stories with commerce and in-store production to reach younger shoppers. John Lewis is betting that gifting stories, not just gifting aisles, can be a reason people keep coming back....
Shopeeâs 9.9 jingle bets on âshopping personalityâ
1+ week, 4+ day ago (424+ words) Shopee’s 9.9 campaign uses a jingle rewrite and two artist personas to frame shopping as identity, supported by themed promo days. When an e-commerce sale gets its own jingle rewrite, that is a clue it is trying to live longer than…...
Hershey’s and Katseye turn “Pinky Up” into snack culture
1+ week, 5+ day ago (597+ words) Hershey’s pairs Creme Bars with Katseye and a “Pinky Up” gesture, aiming for repeatable, UGC-friendly indulgence across TV, social, and OOH. If you have ever watched a trend turn into a gesture, then into a “you had to be there…...
Hershey’s and KATSEYE make “Pinky Up” a Creme Bars cue
1+ week, 5+ day ago (759+ words) Hershey’s ties new Creme Bars to KATSEYE’s “Pinky Up,” using a gesture-led ad and broad media plan to frame indulgence as affordable luxury. There’s a specific kind of Gen Z indulgence that isn’t about flexing, it’s about feeling. A small treat…...
Motion expands Cincinnati footprint with Vehr deal
1+ week, 5+ day ago (609+ words) Motion's acquisition of Vehr deepens its Cincinnati presence and expands its integrated communications bench. The Motion Agency has acquired Vehr Communications, giving the Chicago-based independent agency a larger Cincinnati operation and a broader workforce. The transaction takes effect October 1, with…...
Beefeater revives “Virtual Insanity” to market 0.0 gin
2+ week, 1+ day ago (585+ words) Beefeater’s Beefeater 0.0 spot taps “Virtual Insanity” nostalgia to position moderation as aspiration, as Pernod Ricard looks to innovation Some music videos never really leave the group chat. Jamiroquai’s “Virtual Insanity” is one of those rare ‘90s clips that still feels instantly…...
Ann Taylorâs âThis Is Annâ and the Substack-led comeback
3+ week, 1+ day ago (592+ words) Ann Taylor returns with its first major campaign since 2017, adding a Sept. 8 NYFW pop-up and a Substack newsletter to extend the story beyond ads. Ann Taylor is trying to make “workwear” feel like a life category again, not a corporate…...