In the not-so-distant past, Carl's Jr.'s marketing efforts were best known for one theme: scantily clad women eating greasy burgers. That's no longer the case. About a year ago, the chain made a hard pivot, focusing instead on the food itself, with former CEO Andy Puzder saying such spots were no longer effective with younger...
Not coming through? Click here to view in browser
June 07, 2018
Morning Digest
What marketers need to know today
Creative Behind Carl’s Jr.’s Famously Risqué Spots Launches New Agency, and an Odd Ad
Much of What You Thought You Knew About Gen Z’s Shopping Habits Is Probably Wrong
Promoted Content by DISH Media Sales
Bringing Digital Targeting Into the Living Room and Everywhere Else People Watch TV
Why advertisers are buying audiences instead of programs
Coke Launches World Cup Campaign, With Numbered Cans to Share Your Score Predictions
Q&A: Joseph Gordon-Levitt on Why His Content Studio Is Expanding With New Branded Content Division
FCB Flies ‘Blood Flags’ to End FDA’s Discriminatory Ban on Blood Donations From LGBTQ Men
Featured Jobs
The Variable
Winston Salem, North Carolina
 
Capital One
Richmond, Virginia
 
UCLA
Los Angeles, California
 
HolmesCustom.com
Jacksonville, Florida
 
360PR+
Boston, Massachusetts
 
You’re subscribed to Adweek’s Morning Digest newsletter as newsletter@newslettercollector.com
© 2017 Adweek, LLC  •  825 8th Avenue  •  29th Floor  •  New York, NY 10019
Unsubscribe  •  Update Preferences  •  Terms of Service  •  Privacy Policy
AdChoices Learn more about AdChoices for LiveIntent