How AI Can Be an Asset, Not a Threat, to Creative Work
Let’s look at a basic tactic that brands can employ to check themselves on their AI ethics, and get some inspiration from brands that are already doing it well.
Let’s look at a basic tactic that brands can employ to check themselves on their AI ethics, and get some inspiration from brands that are already doing it well.
For brands that need to advertise a larger suite of products or narratives, choosing the correct single topic to focus an ad on can be a challenge. The "have your cake and eat it too" solution: Content Collections.
Quizzes aren’t the only way to engage users and drive them down-funnel for ads. It’s just that the quiz format might be the best at it. Check out these quiz ad strategies and examples.
Ads-as-games can be incredibly powerful when done correctly. While they can be fun, under the playful surface is a delicate touch with regard to strategy and storytelling.
Welcome to our Interactive Storytelling series. Here, we’ll share Infillion’s favorite strategies on how to turn static stories into interactive ad narratives. Up first: Guided Stories.
Skelly, the giant skeleton gets the right kind of hard-to-capture attention, and Home Depot backs that attention up with a savvy strategy to keep it while respecting consumers’ time. Here are a lessons marketers can learn from this success.
When it comes to investing in purpose-driven or minority-owned media, the industry is at a crossroads. Brands and agencies have been clear—pledging to spend more and more dollars with purpose-owned organizations. However, smaller but impactful publishers and organizations often fall by the wayside within huge programmatic platforms.
#AutismOutLoud is a collaborative initiative launched by Mindshare, Getty Images, and autistic friendship and dating app Hiki, with the mission of eliminating stereotypical images of people with autism in the media and featuring authentic portrayals instead.
The relationship between a company’s brand and the community is just that, a relationship. Companies provide the communities with products and services that they need and want, and communities provide the company with a diverse consumer base and potential employees.