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AI personalization is moving customer data into a new control fight
AI personalization is no longer just a creative or CRM workflow. It is becoming a question of where customer data lives, who is allowed to query it, and which systems can turn that signal into action. That shift changes the marketing operating model. A campaign team can tolerate some manual friction when people are still…
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B2B influencer marketing fails when brands buy voices like media
B2B influencer marketing is starting to look deceptively easy to buy. LinkedIn now has a Creator Marketplace. Creator discovery tools are more mature. Paid amplification is easier to attach to expert posts. Procurement can see names, audience data, rates, and deliverables in a way that makes the channel feel closer to media planning than relationship…
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Eileen raises undisclosed strategic funding to expand retail execution platform
Eileen has secured a strategic investment from DisPact Ventures, extending the company’s previously announced $1 million pre-seed round led by Top Shelf Ventures. The new investment amount was not disclosed. The company sells a retail execution and in-store intelligence platform for Bev Alc and CPG brands, combining photo-verified shelf checks from a large shopper network…
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MessageGears debuts warehouse-native journey builder for cross-channel orchestration
MessageGears has released Reimagined Journeys, a visual journey builder designed to run customer orchestration directly inside an organization’s data warehouse rather than on a copied dataset inside a marketing cloud. The release targets enterprise B2C teams with large customer bases that need cross-channel execution (email, SMS, mobile, paid media) while keeping governance, attribution, and analytics…
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Fox details an end-to-end agentic ad platform for planning and activation
Fox Advertising says it has built a secure, end-to-end “agentic” advertising platform designed to connect audience planning, media transactions, and activation across its portfolio. The company outlined the approach around its data and technology platform, Fox AdStudio, positioning it as a workflow where AI agents on the buy side and sell side can autonomously handle…
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How Pocky is giving its 60-year-old brand a Gen Z glow up
As brands across Southeast Asia compete for younger consumers’ attention, legacy snack brands face a difficult challenge: staying culturally relevant without losing the heritage that made them iconic in the first place. That is exactly what Glico Asia Pacific is attempting with Pocky’s latest regional refresh. As the chocolate-coated biscuit stick marks its 60th anniversary,…
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Dentsu revives 360i in the U.S. as a social-first, fixed-fee team
Dentsu is bringing back the 360i brand in the U.S. as a social-first “focused branded solution” built for marketing teams adapting to AI- and algorithm-driven platforms. The revived 360i will run on a fixed-fee pricing model and operate as an agile team within Dentsu Creative, rather than as a standalone agency. The group will be…
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Tropicana’s new “Give Life Some Juice” campaign turns juice marketing into a tropical cinematic universe
Tropicana is giving its brand a major creative refresh. The iconic juice company has unveiled “Give Life Some Juice,” a new global masterbrand platform designed to modernize its identity, connect its entire portfolio under a single creative vision, and reposition juice as a source of everyday uplift rather than just a breakfast staple. For marketers,…
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GYG Singapore ties World Cup wins to app offers, giveaways, and bingo rewards
Guzman y Gomez (GYG) Singapore is running a nationwide World Cup campaign that links match outcomes to time-boxed offers, while layering in loyalty-member giveaways and a repeat-order “bingo” mechanic. The details were outlined in the company’s campaign post, “Up For The Cup with GYG: Score Offers, Win Footballs & Play BINGO!” (official campaign page). The…
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Top AI-powered PR tools for media monitoring and outreach
The public relations industry is not short on software. What changed over the past two years is that AI stopped being a headline feature and started being the actual product. According to Muck Rack’s State of AI in PR 2026 report, 75% of PR professionals now use at least one paid AI tool, up from…