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Unwrap raises $12M Series A to scale AI-driven customer feedback analysis
Unwrap secured a $12 million Series A to expand its AI customer intelligence platform, with plans to grow sales and engineering and continue product development. The round was led by Scale Venture Partners, with participation from Atlassian Ventures, Cercano, ScOp VC, AI2 Incubator, and several angel investors. The funding lands in a crowded but fast-evolving…
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voAIce buys TheCRM to combine dealership CRM data with AI engagement
voAIce acquired TheCRM Corporation to integrate TheCRM’s dealership data infrastructure with voAIce’s AI capabilities into a unified system designed for retail dealerships. DealerCRM will continue operating as a foundational layer inside the voAIce platform, alongside products such as OliviaAI, DealerIdentify, and DataSafeAPI. The strategic bet is straightforward: dealership software has often been assembled from disconnected…
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Global brands push for clearer AI disclosure rules as usage scales
Global brands are moving fast on generative AI, but the rulebook is still catching up. New research from the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) shows that while AI is now embedded in marketing workflows, most companies are still unsure how transparent they should be with consumers. This article explores why AI disclosure is becoming a…
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How to build media relationships in 2026 without cold spamming
Media outreach has always been a numbers game. Send enough emails, follow up aggressively, and eventually something lands. That model is now breaking under its own weight. This article explores why cold pitching is losing effectiveness in 2026 and what PR and marketing teams should do instead to earn consistent, high-quality media coverage. Short on…
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April Fool’s Day 2026 marketing campaigns: key insights for brands and marketers
April Fool’s Day has always been marketing’s unofficial playground. But in 2026, brands didn’t just chase laughs. They engineered campaigns that felt believable enough to trigger curiosity, clicks, and in some cases, real purchase intent. From fake product drops to self-aware platform jokes, the real takeaway isn’t just creativity. It’s how brands are using humor…
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How Parenting Brands Turn Data Into Press Coverage That Moves the Needle
PR managers at parenting brands face a brutal reality: generic pitches die in journalists’ inboxes. The solution isn’t louder outreach or bigger budgets—it’s smarter storytelling anchored in hard data. When you transform surveys, behavioral insights, and generational trends into media hooks, you stop begging for coverage and start offering journalists exactly what they need: newsworthy…
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BlueConic acquires Jebbit to add interactive first-party data capture
BlueConic has acquired Jebbit, pairing a customer data platform with interactive experiences designed to collect declared first-party data such as preferences and intent. The combination targets a practical gap many CDP users face: unifying behavioral and transactional data is useful, but it is often missing explicit “why” signals that can improve segmentation, personalization, and downstream…
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KFC Singapore revives Samyang collab with carbonara double down and experiential push
KFC Singapore is leaning deeper into culture-driven marketing with the return of its Samyang collaboration, this time layering product innovation with immersive, in-store experiences. This article explores how the Samyang Buldak carbonara double down launch reflects a broader shift in fast food marketing, where menu drops are no longer just about taste, but about shareability,…
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Hightouch acquires HeadsUp to add predictive AI to Customer 360
Hightouch has acquired HeadsUp to bring AI and machine learning-driven modeling into its warehouse-native Customer 360 capabilities for its composable CDP approach. The move is aimed at turning unified warehouse data into more actionable signals, especially for identifying likely conversions and prioritizing activation across marketing and revenue teams. Short on time? Here’s a quick look…
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daydream raises $15M Series A for AI-assisted SEO services
daydream raised a $15 million Series A led by WndrCo, with participation from First Round Capital and Basis Set Ventures, bringing total funding to $21 million. The company is positioning itself as an AI-native SEO agency that combines automated “agents” with human experts, reflecting growing demand for execution help as search behavior and ranking dynamics…