American Greetings has, at its best, been in the business of expressing our emotions in ways more eloquent than we can. But like Hallmark, the greeting card business--especially in the digital age--has taken on the stodgy reputation of being a dispenser of platitudes. With this in mind, the brand drew upon some Resolve statistics that...
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Brand Marketing Daily
July 10, 2017
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When a gesture fills in the blanks
By Angela Natividad
American Greetings has, at its best, been in the business of expressing our emotions in ways more eloquent than we can. But like Hallmark, the greeting card business--especially in the digital age--has taken on the stodgy reputation of being a dispenser of platitudes. With this in mind, the brand drew upon some Resolve statistics that...
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By Tim Nudd
Partnership with Refinery29 pushes the UltraBOOST X
By Tim Nudd
Adidas and Refinery29 get geographical in a fun project for the UltraBOOST X sneaker, getting women artists to design a "BOOST the Nation" collection, featuring one-of-kind sneakers that are being auctioned off for charity. Refinery29 chose the artists--including Meagan Morrison, Maria "Too Fly" Castillo, Bree Poort, Lizzie Darden, Jenny Kiker, Sophia Chang, Mari Orr, Jen...
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