Search Results for: influencers
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Acquisition
Is the Sleep Number Smart Bed the Top Pick of the NFL Draft?
Last year Sleep Number inked a deal with the NFL and launched a new line of smart beds. The combination created one of the most expansive campaigns on the NFL’s sponsorship roster. Sleep Number CMO weighs in.
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Social
Lenovo Turns to Influencers for B2B Workstation Promotion
Lenovo is tapping influencers to reach key B2B verticals like
entertainment and oil and gas for its workstation products.Tagged in: -
Acquisition
How Wyndham is Uniting All of Its Hotels Under One Brand
Wyndham CMO Lisa Checchio on the marketing strategy and multi-million
campaign that pulled 20 brands under one cohesive umbrella. -
Acquisition
4 Tips for Successful and Authentic Influencer Programs
Spending on influencers is on the rise. Sky Zone CMO Josh Cole has fine-tuned
the process through years of experience. -
Demand Gen
IBM’s B2B Influencers Need Authenticity
IBM is a respected company with a legacy, and staying authentic to that core is crucial, even for its influencers, says CMO Michelle Peluso.
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Acquisition
Hoagies Anyone? Dietz & Watson Opens Pop-Up
Dietz & Watson has been growing its meat and cheese biz in Philadelphia for four
decades. Next month it celebrates by throwing a three-month party for its neighbors. -
Acquisition
NAD Recommends Ad Claims from Influencer Platform Ahalogy be Discontinued
As interest in influencer marketing skyrockets, so too does the
competition for clients by influencer marketing platforms. -
Social
6 Tips for Choosing the Right B2B Influencer
If your brand is in the market for a B2B influencer, you probably can’t afford
a big celebrity. But chances are, you don’t need one anyway.Tagged in: -
MarTech
4 Top Trends: Marketing Leaders Sound Off
Marketing leaders from brands like HubSpot, Engagio, Naspers,
OWOX BI and more share their opinions on top trends you need to watch.Tagged in: -
Acquisition
Macy’s Reimagines Stores as if Scrolling Through Instagram
The STORY at Macy’s experience includes big brands like MAC Cosmetics,
Crayola and Levi’s Kids that will stage events and experiences.