Adrianne Pasquarelli is a journalist at Ad Age. She covers retail and finance, with a strong focus on marketing and advertising, beauty and fashion, and e-commerce. Adrianne's work has been featured in Plastics News, Crain's Chicago Business, Crain's Detroit Business, Harro Community, and Ad Age.
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Adrianne Pasquarelli's articles predominantly cover sales and marketing, focusing on product promotions, branding, advertising, and business growth. Her coverage attributes show that she often uses press releases and cites data in her work.
Given the focus on private sector announcements and heavy reliance on press releases as sources of information for her articles, Adrianne may be more receptive to pitches from companies announcing new products or initiatives. If you have a unique angle or data-driven insights related to marketing strategies or brand promotion within the private sector, it could resonate with her reporting style.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Adrianne's coverage, she appears to cover international topics within sales & marketing without specific emphasis on any particular region.
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By: Adrianne Pasquarelli
The next 12 months might see less self-checkout and more ‘Made in America' marketing—here's why
Retailer is defending its diversity practices, which it says have been good for business
Preserving creativity, retaining talent and honing a creator strategy are all top-of-mind for CMOs this year
The 60-second ad will include two celebrities as brand aims to build awareness in US
Marketers including Peloton, Skims and Cetaphil are trying to expand brand awareness with men
These marketers have big challenges and opportunities ahead in 2025
Brands including Airbnb, Planet Fitness and PacSun are all offering support for those affected
The insurer had planned to run its second consecutive Big Game spot
Barbie's new doll sells out and Toyota's Tacoma gets a shout-out—plus, why it was a bad week for Kohl's, Capital One and some food companies
By: Adrianne Pasquarelli
A guide to the shifting priorities of each generation and an early introduction to Gen Beta
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