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AI
POSSIBLE 2026: From AI Theory to Application: How Some of the Biggest Brands Are Integrating AI Into Marketing
How top leaders at The Home Depot, Cloudflare, Walmart, Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are approaching AI integration, implementation and adoption within their marketing organizations. READ FULL STORY
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Research
Boathouse Survey: CEOs’ Opinions of CMO, Marketing Team Performance Down from Last Year
In Boathouse’s Fifth Annual CEO Study, 71% of the 150 CEOs surveyed said their CMO put the interests of the company ahead of their own, up from 55% last year. However, a scant 15% of the CEOs gave their CMO’s performance an A grade, down from last year’s 24%. READ FULL STORY
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Campaigns
‘Bake It Till You Make It’: Inside Quicken’s Kid-Run Small-Business Campaign
Most financial marketing that’s aimed at small business owners has a cookie-cutter feel. But for Quicken’s latest campaign to promote its all-in-one app for managing business and personal finances, which launched in February, the team decided to get a little playful. READ FULL STORY
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Campaigns
TV Marketing Matters for Branding Boost at Batteries Plus
The retail chain of all things batteries is switching its TV buying strategy to target specific audiences on cable TV in a cost-savings move, the VP of Marketing said. Here's what makes the channel a top choice for the brand. READ FULL STORY
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Loyalty Marketing
Edible Arrangements Entices Early Mother’s Day Buying to Ease Operational Bottlenecks
Chief Digital Officer Erica Randerson discusses the gifting brand’s refreshed app, using purchase data in marketing, AI investments and value shoppers. READ FULL STORY
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