America's top Greek yogurt brand has a fresh new message to share with the world: All we need is love ... and fruit. Lots of fruit. After launching a couple of product-centric ads earlier this year, Chobani debuted its first big brand campaign from new creative agency of record Wieden + Kennedy and director Michel...
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Morning Digest
April 12, 2017
What marketers need to know today
Yogurt giant makes beautiful music from fruit
By Patrick Coffee
America's top Greek yogurt brand has a fresh new message to share with the world: All we need is love ... and fruit. Lots of fruit. After launching a couple of product-centric ads earlier this year, Chobani debuted its first big brand campaign from new creative agency of record Wieden + Kennedy and director Michel...
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John Mulaney, Jillian Bell and Sam Richardson each take a turn
By Patrick Coffee
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Michael Hart of mono picks his 3 favorite ads
By Tim Nudd
House of Marley blends reggae star's legacy and eco-friendly message
By Christine Birkner
Don't just pay for mentions. Help build a career
By Kerry Perse
Once upon a time, influencers were just regular people who used social media to share their opinions, lives, projects and passions to those who would listen. And listen they did. Studies show 92 percent of people trust recommendations from other people over brands. Teens have a seven times higher emotional attachment to YouTube stars than...
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Focus on the consumer and make sure to delight them
By Michael Burgi
Adweek partnered with Bloomberg Media to present insights from leading marketers and analysts around the topic of "Marketing In an Interruptive World." The first installment, focusing on Mobility and Content, took place at Bloomberg's headquarters on the morning of March 28. Following a presentation by Bloomberg Intelligence's U.S. director of research Paul T. Sweeney, Adweek...
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It's reducing sugar in 500 drinks and building out other beverages
By Christine Birkner
Coca-Cola isn't just a beverage company. It's arguably the beverage company, a global behemoth that sells 500 brands in 200 countries, and one of the most iconic corporations to call Atlanta home. The 131-year-old company has endured and thrived on a similar trajectory as its resilient city, said Ted Ryan, Coca-Cola's historian and director of...
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How the retailer meets the changing needs of contractors and consumers
By Christine Birkner
Home improvement can be a challenging proposition, particularly if you don't know a socket wrench from a round head ratchet. Two retailers, The Home Depot and Lowe's, have been helping consumers solve these problems for the past few decades, and they basically have the market cornered. In terms of brand perception, they're neck and neck,...
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Kasim Reed says regional cooperation and talent are key
By Susanna Capelouto
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed is in his last year in office, wrapping up two terms that saw the city grow in both population and economic opportunity. A Democrat credited with fixing the city's pension system, balancing the budget and growing Atlanta's cash reserves to $175 million dollars, Reed has also been an active player in...
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And how the ATL got the nickname 'Transaction Alley'
By Marty Swant
Over the past few years, Atlanta has become somewhat of a Southern powerhouse in the financial technology world, attracting companies, talent and revenue that have put the Empire City of the South at the center of the burgeoning industry known as fintech. While Atlanta might be more famous for peaches than processing payments, the city...
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