Q&As

The editors of Chief Marketer have named the 2024 Campaigns of the Year. Showcasing groundbreaking ideas and innovative strategies, the winners and honorable mentions have truly set the standard for marketing brilliance.

Mazda CMO Brad Audet discusses the company’s new brand platform and restructuring, the importance of customer-focused retail experiences and remaining competitive in the automotive space.

How Chinese Laundry capitalized on the “Taylor Swift Effect” by using small budget solutions, creative marketing, deep references and perseverance.

Apparel retailer Marleylilly has found success with one-to-one personalization and audience segmentation by using the AI marketing tool Attentive.

Despite having a smaller marketing budget than its competitors in the water bottle space, Nalgene continues to experience growth by relying on its scientific heritage, digital marketing tactics and flexible approach.

We spoke with Graham Nearn, Chief Brand Officer at Stanley, about the campaign’s goals, student ambassador strategy, product innovation and the 113-year-old brand’s approach to tapping into culture by creating relevance.

Drawing insights from Holly Rollo’s new book Power of Surge, here are five ways marketing has changed, requiring B2B software companies to rethink their strategies and embrace a new era.

The rapid rise of AI has created a lot of buzz, but for media and entertainment companies, the real challenge lies in cutting through the noise and focusing on what truly matters: preparing content for an AI-driven future. One of the most critical first steps is content indexing.

Irish whiskey brand Jameson sponsors several NFL teams, but it doesn’t have an official sponsorship deal with the league. Nor do any of the overseas games taking place this football season happen in the nation of Ireland. So to make some noise about that—and make the case for bringing a game to Ireland—Jameson launched the “Touch Down in Ireland” campaign with a stunt at the NFL HQ in NYC, coupled with tailgating activations happening next month.

New data platforms with AI capabilities are promising a greater ability to profile, segment and identify similar audiences for target marketing purposes. However, the use of AI has created concerns around compliance risk and data privacy. Here’s a look at how marketers can continue to behave ethically amid evolving privacy regulations and an influx of new AI-assisted platforms.