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This was not the stuffing we expected to be talking about during the back half of November. Click here to read the story at thehustle.co. Discussion Questions:
This was not the stuffing we expected to be talking about during the back half of November. Click here to read the story at thehustle.co. Discussion Questions:
Several months ago, BeReal began losing steam with users, marketers and creators. But the young-demo skewing, photo-sharing social media app hopes to sling itself back in the cultural zeitgeist with its first ever global brand marketing campaign. Click here to read the story at digiday.com. Discussion Questions:
United Airlines on Wednesday unveiled its first new seat in nearly a decade for passengers at the front of the plane, becoming the latest carrier to upgrade its cabin as airlines battle for high-paying travelers. Click here to read the story at cnbc.com. Discussion Questions:
Grocery delivery platform Instacart is launching a new back-to-school promotion featuring discounted Instacart+ memberships and tax-free shopping in two major states. Click here to read the story at storebrands.com. Discussion Questions:
American adults’ top-trusted brand for 2023 might be an unlikely one, but it’s managed to stick around: Band-Aid. Click here to read the story at fastcompany.com. Discussion Questions:
Wondering what makes McDonald’s Happy Meals so happy? Although chicken nuggets and fries are loved by most kids, it’s not just the food that kids get so excited about—it’s those fantastic toys inside the box! Click here to read the story at parade.com. Discussion Questions:
Several major brands have unveiled significant changes to their visual identities in 2023, including PepsiCo Inc.’s Pepsi, the Coca-Cola Co.’s Fanta and Nokia Corp. But rebrands, much like art, are often polarizing, especially when done after a long period of time. Click here to read the story at morningconsult.com Discussion Questions:
The three-pointed star isn’t exactly known for designer bags, but that could soon change. Click here to read the story at robbreport.com. Discussion Questions:
In 1947, Topps created a bright pink bubble gum square with an initially tough chew, a sweet smell and powerful sugary taste of fruit and cotton candy. Click here to read the story at marketingdive.com. Discussion Questions:
A majority of Americans believe climate change will be catastrophic within their lifetime (68%), according to new research. Click here to read the story at nypost.com. Discussion Questions: