Jennifer Faull is a Deputy Editor at The Drum. Based in the UK, she specializes in covering topics related to business leaders and markets, with a keen focus on platforms like TikTok and companies such as UPS. Jennifer's insights and interviews with major business figures have been featured in The Drum.
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By: Jennifer Faull
After ditching social media, the brand doubled down on forging collaborations with the likes of Netflix, Mattel, and Paramount to fuel excitement. Here’s how that plan has played out.
The work is the latest to come as part of the ‘Own It’ brand positioning launched last year.
The next spot in the delivery platform’s ‘Did Somebody Say’ campaign has enlisted the pop icon alongside rising hip-hop star Latto.
The new spots come as part of its ‘Beyond Techspectations’ campaign to show the tech knowledge of its in-store teams.
The latest spot from New Commercial Arts encourages users to switch to the network.
The charity’s latest campaign encourages activists to ‘stay in the fight’ for causes that are important to them.
The actor leads a £4m campaign designed to position the retailer as the “perfect choice for those looking for a superior bed.”
Phillips is spearheading the broadcaster’s first push into shoppable shows. Its commercial innovation lead, Emma Derrick, outlines the ambition.
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