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Coach rolls out &Coach, an always-on Gen Z storytelling platform
Coach has rolled out &Coach, an always-on storytelling platform built around Gen Z co-creation, creators, and culture-shaping public figures. The company framed the initiative as a way to move away from fixed luxury campaign narratives and toward more personal, “unfiltered” moments across participants’ lives. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Coach (@coach)…
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Notable B2B influencer campaigns of Q1 2026
B2B brands spent the first three months of 2026 leaning harder into creator marketing than at almost any point before it, and the moves from the quarter show where that investment actually went. Rather than one-off sponsored posts, the most visible activity centered on sustained, sponsored creator series on LinkedIn and a March infrastructure overhaul…
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Beyond the spreadsheet: building an agile financial infrastructure for media agencies
In the high-stakes world of PR and digital marketing, agility is often the only competitive advantage that remains. When a trend breaks on social media or a client needs an emergency ad-spend pivot, the old guard of agency finance, centralised credit cards and manual reimbursement forms, becomes a significant bottleneck that no amount of talent…
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Survey: 60% of U.S. consumers dislike “AI” in brand messaging
WordPress VIP says new survey findings point to a messaging problem for brands trying to benefit from AI-driven discovery: explicitly labeling something as “AI” can reduce trust with a large share of consumers. The company outlined the results in its official announcement, based on a survey of 2,000 respondents conducted in April, including 800 enterprise…
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Warner Bros. Discovery rebuilds ad-tech around agentic AI and AWS
Warner Bros. Discovery is upgrading its ad-tech stack with expanded agentic AI capabilities, supported by its cloud partner Amazon Web Services. The shift is positioned as a move away from siloed internal workflows toward a more automated, data-driven ad buying and measurement setup. The company has framed the initiative around using AI agents across media…
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AI agents are turning loyalty into a permission problem
Loyalty used to be something brands could keep earning after a customer arrived. The next version may be decided before the brand gets a visible touchpoint at all. As AI assistants move from answering questions to comparing options, applying preferences, and eventually completing purchases, loyalty becomes less like a program a customer joins and more…
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What TikTok’s algorithm update means for B2B brand safety
TikTok’s US ownership deal closed in January 2026, bringing an Oracle-led algorithm retraining and tighter AI disclosure rules with it. For B2B brands running influencer campaigns on the platform, this is not a reason to pause, but it is a reason to update your compliance checklist and hold your performance benchmarks a little more loosely…
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Durex taps Sean Solo to front its premium Durex 001 push in MY and SG
Durex has named content creator Sean Solo as the face of its premium condom range, Durex 001, as the brand looks to build long-term awareness across Malaysia and Singapore. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Durex Singapore (@durexsingapore) The company outlined the partnership and rollout in an official announcement, positioning Durex 001…
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After Levi’s, Gillette joins the World Cup branding workaround trend
As FIFA continues enforcing strict sponsorship and venue branding rules during the 2026 World Cup, brands affected by those restrictions are finding creative ways to turn limitations into marketing opportunities. The latest example comes from Gillette, whose name has been temporarily removed from Gillette Stadium as the venue operates under the FIFA-approved name “Boston Stadium.”…
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Pinterest and SM Entertainment bring K-pop comeback visuals to Pinterest boards
Pinterest is working with SM Entertainment to publish official boards tied to Hearts2Hearts’ comeback for its second mini album, Lemon Tang, aiming to turn fandom visuals into planning-friendly inspiration. The company framed the move as part of how K-pop fans already use Pinterest for outfits, beauty looks, and fan projects, with the details outlined in…