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| Subscription service comes out swinging By Gabriel Beltrone Attention, men. If your body wash makes you feel like a muscle-bound rage monster, or a cologne-oozing nightclub sleaze, Dollar Shave Club wants you to consider a simpler option. Read more » |
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| Experimenting to get consumers' attention By Kristina Monllos |
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| One entrepreneur, a 2-ounce bottle and millions of fans By Robert Klara Let's assume you're reading this at 2 p.m. The lunch you had a couple of hours ago is leading to hypoglycemia. Since you've been awake for eight hours or so, your body's circadian rhythm is on the ... Read more » |
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| With diversification comes a new mindset By Christopher Heine, Marty Swant There was a point four years ago when marketing agencies—that sprouted up thanks to the explosion of social media—didn't want to be identified any longer as purely "social" practitioners. ... Read more » |
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| 14-year-old Cake & Arrow rebrands By Lauren Johnson Specs Who Co-founders Alex Schmelkin (l.) and Josh Levine What Digital agency Where New York Read more » |
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| His freshest ad libs yet By David Gianatasio Comic actor Tituss Burgess invades the laundry room in Grey's latest work for Downy, which promises "a fresh too feisty to quit." Read more » |
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| Former Collins president Amber Guild to lead IPG shop By Patrick Coffee IPG's The Martin Agency named Amber Guild, agency veteran and former president of brand consultancy Collins, as the first managing director of its New York City office. She began the new job last week and reports ... Read more » |
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| Corinna Falusi brings 'magical mix' to indie agency By Patrick Coffee Corinna Falusi will leave her position as chief creative officer at Ogilvy & Mather New York to take on the same role at the Manhattan offices of independent agency Mother, effective Dec. 1. Read more » |
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