Tim Nudd is a Creativity Editor at Ad Age. He specializes in marketing and advertising, with a focus on advertisements, advertising campaigns, and the latest in advertising technology and marketing technology. Tim has been featured in Crain's Chicago Business, Crain's New York Business, Crain's Cleveland Business, and Ad Age.
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Ad Age readers voted for their top creative campaign of June 2026 in a fierce competition.
By: Brandon Doerrer, Tim Nudd
A few highlights: Target says, “Find the right things so you can do your thing” in a back-to-school spot. Soccer greats Radamel Falcao, Guillermo Ochoa, Clint Dempsey, Rio Ferdinand and David Villa star in the latest from Kalshi. And eBay hypes eBay Live.
The company’s debut campaign from Dentsu Creative is centered on clearer insurance guidance.
From AI anxiety to musical puppets, this week’s standout work found inventive ways to spark curiosity and conversation.
A warranty is nice. Swearing on your mother's life is better.
The U.S. version of the U.K. dating competition show continues to draw strong nightly audiences.
Bad Bunny has become one of the buzziest names in marketing. The Puerto Rican superstar's impact extends far beyond music, with brands increasingly
By: Tim Nudd, Brandon Doerrer
One Facebook Marketplace search leads to a summer's worth of adventures in Meta's latest spot from Droga5.
