Colin Daniels is a Digital Editor at Adweek, where he focuses on covering a variety of topics ranging from marketing and advertising to pop culture and social media trends. With his engaging writing style and expertise in digital media, Colin provides insightful and informative articles that resonate with a wide audience.
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Colin's coverage primarily focuses on content and publishing, with significant attention to sales & marketing. He often features profiles of individuals or companies within the fitness, running, branding, social media, and food & beverage industries.
Given his interest in profiling industry figures and covering events related to these topics, Colin may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights into emerging trends or success stories within these sectors. Industry experts who can provide unique perspectives on marketing strategies or successful brand partnerships might catch his attention.
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By: Colin Daniels
When it comes to drama, the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City are always going to give it to you straight, with no sugar.
The ad campaign was shot at the MTA Transit Museum in New York.
The evolution of influencer marketing has brought unparalleled opportunities for brands. But it's also created some murky tactics, including undeclared partnerships and hidden collaborations.
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The podcast host and entrepreneur launches Unwell Hydration.
By: Colin Daniels
The merger could create a scaled player in influencer marketing, but bigger isn't always better.
In 2024, creators took center stage for marketers. Brands began to view them as more than just attention-grabbers.
The stage is set! Advertisers, don't miss this cultural moment. ADWEEK House The Big Game is headed to New Orleans on February 7. RSVP
They're leaning into niche content to reach new audiences.
The stage is set! Advertisers, don't miss this cultural moment. ADWEEK House The Big Game is headed to New Orleans on February 7. RSVP
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