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Marketing 4 Min Read

How NBCU’s Lindsay Vogelman focuses on marketing metrics that matter

Brands talk a lot about evolving marketing to keep up with the speed of culture, but how are they updating

Marketing 6 Min Read

What Applebee’s learned after its first year as an official NFL sponsor

The NFL is back, and so are its many, many sponsors.Applebee’s, which became the official bar and grill of the

Marketing 7 Min Read

Why Mastercard went after McLaren F1 naming rights

When the Formula 1 team McLaren won its first Constructors’ Championship in more than 25 years last season, it was

Marketing 6 Min Read

Why would a B2B tech brand strike up a sports sponsorship?

A couple of years ago, B2B tech brand Neat had a pair of customers in the sports space: The NBA’s

Funding 17 Min Read

What are the funding options for hospitality businesses?

The hospitality industry is notoriously unpredictable. Business owners have to manage a constant balancing act between fixed overheads and highly

Marketing 7 Min Read

How Honda became one of the first naming-rights partners of the Olympics

Ed Beadle admits that the marketing team at American Honda Motor Co. Inc. is competitive.So when the VP of digital

Marketing 6 Min Read

How Chips Ahoy gamified the Upside Down

Cookies and demogorgons and augmented reality, oh my!Chips Ahoy recently partnered with Netflix’s Stranger Things for a limited-edition cookie collab

Marketing 8 Min Read

How the rebrand became part of the culture wars

Rebrands aren’t just rebrands anymore. No, silly—they’re a moment for public discourse about where brands stand politically and an opportunity

Funding 13 Min Read

Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS): what you need to know

For early-stage businesses with an ambition to grow with seed funding and pre-seed funding, the Government’s Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme

Marketing 10 Min Read

How the streamers stacked up, midyear edition

Breakups are happening left and right.No, not the romantic kind: Several companies that operate streamers, e.g., NBCUniversal and Warner Bros.