Like a lot of major brands, Miracle Whip has decided to sink some of its marketing dollars into sports sponsorships. Unlike other brands, however, it's chosen to underwrite a team with no famous stars, no major-league presence and no big arena to call home. The Kraft-owned condiment brand just announced a new partnership with the...
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Advertising & Agency Daily
July 21, 2017
Your overview of the agency world
ESPN helped bring the San Diego Splash to national attention
By Robert Klara
Like a lot of major brands, Miracle Whip has decided to sink some of its marketing dollars into sports sponsorships. Unlike other brands, however, it's chosen to underwrite a team with no famous stars, no major-league presence and no big arena to call home. The Kraft-owned condiment brand just announced a new partnership with the...
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It spent $26 million in the U.S. last year
By Patrick Coffee
America's largest insurer seeks new marketing partner
By Patrick Coffee
Brands include Elizabeth Arden, Cutex and Elizabeth Taylor
By Patrick Coffee
Please don't talk about it
By Tim Nudd
The first rule of breathable underwear is, you don't talk about breathable underwear. The creative team on Fruit of the Loom at CP+B found this out pretty quickly while working on a new assignment for just that product. It was awkward to talk about around the CP+B offices--a circumstance that led fairly directly to the...
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