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Opal’s Gem adds an AI copilot for brand-aligned marketing planning
Opal has rolled out Gem, an AI copilot built into its marketing planning platform, aimed at helping teams align campaign execution and performance interpretation with brand strategy. The product is positioned to reduce time spent on alignment work such as explaining results in meetings, chasing data across systems, and recreating repeatable campaign workflows. Table of…
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Salesforce to acquire Fin for $3.6B to deepen AI customer service agents
Salesforce has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Fin, formerly known as Intercom, for approximately US$3.6 billion. The deal is aimed at expanding Salesforce’s AI customer service and agent capabilities, including faster deployment paths for support teams. Fin’s core product is an AI agent for end-to-end resolution of customer queries across channels such as chat,…
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Levi’s turns FIFA’s logo blackout into a viral branding win ahead of World Cup 2026
FIFA may have wanted Levi’s branding out of sight during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but the denim giant appears to have found a way to stay front and center anyway. After reports emerged that FIFA required commercial stadium branding to be concealed at host venues, Levi’s responded by covering its iconic stadium logo with…
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How Gen Z football fans could reshape World Cup marketing in Singapore
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is still months away, but marketers already have a clear signal about where attention is likely to concentrate: Gen Z. According to Nexxen’s Singapore outlook report, younger football fans are more engaged with the sport year-round, more likely to consume content across multiple platforms, and more committed to following the…
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Gen Z vs millennials: content formats that work for each audience
Marketers running campaigns for two different audiences often end up with two different problems. Content built for Gen Z feels too chaotic for millennial buyers. Content built for millennials reads too dry for Gen Z feeds. The good news: you do not need two separate content operations. You need a clearer map of what each…
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TikTok Shop strategy for brands in Southeast Asia: what works in 2026
TikTok Shop is no longer an emerging channel in Southeast Asia. It is the region’s fastest-scaling commerce platform, and brands that are still “evaluating” it are ceding ground to competitors who moved earlier. According to Momentum Works, TikTok Shop’s Southeast Asia GMV doubled year-on-year to US$45.6 billion in 2025, representing 71% of the platform’s total…
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Nike’s ‘Rip the Script’ campaign turns football marketing into a cultural universe
Nike has launched “Rip the Script,” a global football campaign designed to encourage players to trust their instincts and embrace a more creative style of play. But beneath the headline message sits something much larger: a marketing strategy that treats football as a cultural ecosystem rather than a sporting event. Instead of relying on a…
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Influencer marketing in Indonesia: a 2026 brand guide
Indonesia is not a market where Western influencer playbooks transfer cleanly. It is the fourth most populous country in the world, home to over 1.1 million Instagram influencers, and the most performance-oriented influencer market in all of Asia-Pacific. For brands used to awareness-first campaigns with glossy production, Indonesia requires a fundamentally different posture. This guide…
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Unifonic acquires Segmentify to expand AI marketing across MENA
Unifonic acquired Segmentify to deepen its AI personalization and behavioral intelligence capabilities, with the goal of expanding “agentic marketing” across MENA and strengthening its footprint beyond the region. The deal brings together Unifonic’s conversational engagement and orchestration with Segmentify’s real-time personalization engine, reflecting a broader push among enterprise marketing platforms to combine messaging, decisioning, and…
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What is a press release boilerplate? Examples, tips, and common mistakes
The boilerplate is the most ignored section of a press release. It sits at the bottom, after the news, after the quotes, after the call to action. Most PR teams write it once and forget it for years. That is a problem, because the boilerplate is now doing two jobs at once: describing your company…