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The Future of Supplement PR: Personalization, Sustainability, and Interactive Technology
The supplement industry stands at a turning point as consumers demand more personalized products, sustainable practices, and engaging brand experiences. Recent market research shows that 70% of consumers now express interest in genetic-based nutrition testing, marking a significant shift toward individualized supplement solutions. This evolution coincides with growing environmental awareness, as supplement brands adapt their…
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TikTok rolls out Engaged Session to track post-click user behavior without pixels
TikTok is rolling out a new advertising feature that lets brands track what users do after clicking an ad, even after they leave the app. The tool, called Engaged Session, aims to fill the gap left by increasingly restricted pixel-based tracking, offering marketers a way to measure meaningful interactions while maintaining user privacy. This article…
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Google is now courting news publishers for AI training
After months of watching OpenAI and Perplexity lock in high-profile licensing deals with major publishers, Google is finally moving to secure content for its own AI training. The company is reportedly reaching out to 20 national news outlets as part of a licensing pilot project. This article unpacks Google’s sudden pivot, the competitive pressure behind…
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TikTok plans separate M2 app for US users
TikTok may soon look very different for its 170 million U.S. users and for marketers who rely on the app for reach and conversions. ByteDance is reportedly building a standalone U.S.-only version of TikTok with its own algorithm and infrastructure, in a last-ditch effort to avoid a nationwide ban. This article explores what marketers need…
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Google rolls out AI-based age detection
Google is experimenting with machine learning to estimate users’ ages and automatically shield minors from inappropriate ads and content. It is a move designed to strengthen its youth safety protocols, but it could also shake up how marketers in regulated sectors target audiences across Google platforms. Google has rolled out its new “age assurance” feature…
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Navigating the Shift to Health-Centric Food Branding In PR Strategies
Creating PR campaigns for functional nutrition products requires a strategic blend of scientific credibility and consumer-focused messaging. Public relations professionals face unique challenges when promoting supplements targeting specific health outcomes like immunity, mental clarity, and athletic performance. According to a 2023 Nutrition Business Journal report, the functional nutrition market reached $68 billion in sales, with…
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Google’s Q2 earnings top US$96B as AI bets intensify
Google just posted another big quarter, and AI is at the heart of it. Alphabet, Google’s parent company, reported US$96.4 billion in Q2 revenue, up 14% year-over-year and ahead of Wall Street expectations. With a full slate of AI product rollouts, including advanced search enhancements, creative tools like Veo 3 and Gemini image-to-video, and a…
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How Can I Promote Membership Programs To Increase Repeat Visits?
Building lasting connections with water park visitors requires strategic public relations efforts that go beyond basic marketing. Water parks face unique challenges in maintaining guest loyalty, from seasonal fluctuations to weather dependencies. PR strategies focused on membership programs, authentic testimonials, and emotional storytelling help create meaningful relationships with guests that extend far beyond a single…
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X’s new ad policy rewards visual polish over clickbait
Elon Musk’s X is rewriting the rules of digital advertising, and this time it’s about style over sizzle. The platform formerly known as Twitter is rolling out a new ad quality system that slashes costs for ads it deems “aesthetic” as long as they ditch hashtags, emojis, and links. This article explores X’s updated ad…
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Colgate’s K-pop campaign with IU targets beauty-conscious Gen Z fans
Colgate is dialing up the star power across Southeast Asia, naming South Korean singer and actress IU as the face of its latest campaign for Optic White Purple toothpaste. The move reflects a growing trend among global brands: use pop culture icons not just for visibility, but to reframe everyday products as beauty essentials. This…