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Netflix ad inventory goes programmatic with Amazon Ads DSP
Netflix is cracking open the doors to programmatic advertising, and Amazon Ads is holding the keys. Starting Q4 2025, advertisers using Amazon’s demand-side platform (DSP) will gain direct programmatic access to Netflix’s ad-supported tier across 11 major markets including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, Australia, and more. The move marks a significant shift…
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Sephora goes all in on inclusive beauty across Asia
Sephora is leaning into inclusivity with a campaign that goes beyond product marketing and into brand values, centered on individuality, cultural nuance, and self-expression. Its latest effort, The Perfect Shade For You, is now live across 10 countries in Asia Pacific, including Australia, India, and Indonesia. This article explores how the campaign taps into consumer…
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Who’s winning ad attention in APAC? YouGov’s Q2 2025 report breaks it down
What does it take to grab and hold consumer attention in today’s fragmented media environment? YouGov’s latest Advertiser Impact Q2 2025 report offers a clear snapshot. It reveals the brands with the biggest jumps in Ad Awareness across Australia, India, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand. Global giants like Amazon and Coca-Cola made the list, but so…
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Brian Cox’s Uber Eats ad wins Emmy
Uber Eats just took home an Emmy, but the real win might be what the campaign reveals about smart, culturally tuned advertising in 2024. This article explores why the Emmy-winning Uber Eats ad starring Succession’s Brian Cox resonated with both viewers and voters. It also breaks down what marketers can take away from its blend…
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Ray-Ban launches K-pop-infused campaign to connect with Gen Z
Ray-Ban is pushing deeper into youth culture with its latest campaign, “Ray-Ban.EXE,” launched in Seoul on September 4. The project marks a notable shift for the iconic eyewear brand, tapping into Korean pop culture, webtoons, and tech-fueled storytelling to resonate with a global Gen Z audience. This article explores how Ray-Ban.EXE positions the brand at…
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How Starbucks turned the Frappuccino into a viral global icon
The Starbucks Frappuccino wasn’t just another drink launch. When it debuted in 1995, it was a calculated bet on indulgence, seasonal flair, and youth culture. Thirty years later, it’s not only still around but has become shorthand for self-expression and cultural relevance. This article explores how the Frappuccino moved from a summer experiment into a…
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Nike revives ‘Just do it’ with a bold new question for Gen Z
Nike is back to asking big questions, this time turning its legendary “Just do it” tagline on its head. With its latest campaign, “Why do it?”, the sportswear giant reintroduces a brand message that’s less about action and more about introspection. This article explores how the “Why do it?” campaign reframes motivation for a new…
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Bose launches brand anthem to reframe sound as essential, not optional
Bose is rewriting how it wants to be heard. With the debut of its first-ever brand anthem, the audio company is moving past product specs and into emotional territory. Its new campaign, Music deserves Bose, aims to elevate Bose from a premium audio brand to a cultural essential by showing that sound doesn’t just enhance…
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Generative AI is becoming a lead engine and loyalty disruptor according to Adobe Express report
Generative AI isn’t just helping marketers write copies or tweak ad headlines. It’s now influencing what people buy and why they switch brands. A new study from Adobe Express reveals how AI-generated product recommendations are directly impacting lead generation, revenue contribution, and consumer behavior. The survey results, which include insights from 503 business leaders and…
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How Love Island USA turned summer 2025 into a brand engagement bonanza
This summer, Love Island USA wasn’t just a guilty pleasure. It was a full-blown cultural moment. While most reality shows fade into the background noise of streaming, season 7 of the American spin on the UK hit grabbed headlines, spiked group chats, and dominated social media from June 3 to July 13. But what really…