How Oreo Ruined Social Media Marketing
Who will be the next Oreo? Honestly, the industry would be better off if no one tried.
The Content Strategist
Who will be the next Oreo? Honestly, the industry would be better off if no one tried.
What exactly makes a piece of content good? Just ask Coca-Cola, GE, and the other brands that won July.
A closer look at the five brands supporting LGBTQ pride in a big way. See how Oreo, Heineken, and others are boasting with pride.
At the end of the day, real-time marketing doesn’t bear much resemblance to a newsroom—and it doesn’t necessarily lead to ROI.
While last year's Academy Awards saw a lot of forced, real-time duds, brands seemed more willing to create creative content on the fly this time around.
This piece — just like every other Best Branded Content of 2013 piece you’ll read this year — is inherently flawed. That’s because judging the best branded content from the outside is like choosing sports awards without advanced stats — or even some crucial basic ones. Views and shares are great, sure, but they’re heavily…
We know when we've encountered a great story, but what we sometimes can't see is the machine that connected us to it. For brands and marketers, content production is only one variable in the equation.
The “Oreo Separator Machine” videos show that the brand really understands how to reach people online.
If you think brand newsrooms are too expensive, you're thinking about newsrooms all wrong.