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For Major League Soccer, social followers can become real-life fans

This story is the seventh in a series about how marketers for sports teams and leagues around the world approach

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Why brands are racing to get involved in running clubs

Tired: Dating apps.Wired: Singles’ running clubs.Dating apps have stumbled like a marathoner cramping up at mile 22. Match Group, the

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Record WNBA Finals ratings cap off season of viewership wins

The WNBA’s 2024 season seems to have reverberated around the country—and not just because of New York Liberty mascot Ellie’s

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To market ‘We Live in Time,’ A24 didn’t look its gift horse in the mouth

When a chronically online film studio like A24 makes a weepy, romantic film like We Live in Time, one might

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Truth Social pushes into TV ads ahead of Election Day

Truth Social, the social media platform partially owned by former president and current presidential candidate Donald Trump, is getting into

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Basketball’s big year for brands

It’s been a big year for basketball in the US, between the men’s and women’s USA Basketball teams’ Olympic golds,

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Strikes, supply-chain snags, and the election throws curveballs at brands preparing for the holiday rush

Out of toilet paper? For a few days there, you might have had a hard time finding some at a

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The Honey Pot found a sweet partner in uncharted territory

Why would a feminine-care company sponsor a WNBA team?Jazmyn Williams, director of brand marketing at feminine-care company The Honey Pot,

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Verizon’s revamped NFL strategy is all about experiences

Verizon’s logo isn’t the only thing that got spruced up around the time of its rebrand in June.The company also

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The ad-tech world’s newest buzzword is ‘curation’

Digital advertising companies are pitching white-glove services in an effort to shed the perception that they place ads indiscriminately across