"Iconic" is among the most overused words in the English language right now. But in the case of childhood mainstays like the Hula Hoop, Frisbee, Hacky Sack, Super-Ball, Slip N Slide, and Boogie Board, the term has been well-earned. And back in the day, massive TV spend helped make parent company Wham-O at least as familiar to us kids as the toys themselves. But as the company celebrates its 75th anniversary, can it be more than a fun retro play to grandparents eager to share a piece of their own childhood with the next generation? Wham-O's Brand Marketing Manager Jessica Wyner gets it. How do you even find these kids to advertise to anymore? by Steve Smith Read the whole story >
Quick, hide the stash! I confess, I still have that Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers reflex about the cannabis segment. And for we aging ex-stoners, ... by Steve Smith Read the whole story >
Go figure - gender equity is not just good politics and good business, but good for your sinuses, as well. According to the Claritin ... by Steve Smith Read the whole story >
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Zenni's Senior Director, Performance Marketing Dennis Maxwell has nothing against agencies, so don't take this personally. One of the things I liked about his ... by Steve Smith Read the whole story >
Anyone paying attention to the video campaign for Marvel's latest MCU entry Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 may have noticed Enterprise Rental brand ... by Steve Smith Read the whole story >
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