In 2001, burger chain Shake Shack debuted as part of an art installation in New York's Madison Square Park, selling hot dogs and lemonade from a cart.
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Advertising & Branding
October 18, 2016
Chain’s vp of marketing is shaking up fast food
By Christine Birkner
In 2001, burger chain Shake Shack debuted as part of an art installation in New York's Madison Square Park, selling hot dogs and lemonade from a cart.
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Anomaly hits the sweet spot with a sequel of its own
By David Gianatasio
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By Marty Swant
Will virtual reality soon replace the almighty Super Bowl spot?
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29 brands were involved in $86 million review
By Patrick Coffee
Food conglomerate J.M. Smucker has concluded a six-month agency review by consolidating its North American digital marketing business with Publicis' Razorfish.
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Meet the Hero Collective
By Katie Richards
For smaller boutique agencies, it can be difficult to grab the attention of bigger brands and get to work with the likes of Coca-Cola and PepsiCo. Hero Group, a small New York shop, wanted to find a way to help ...
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Startup steps up its content marketing game
By Lauren Johnson
Finally landing your dream job is only half the story in Slack's new career-focused podcast.
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Very specific topics pop
By Christopher Heine
Each month, we look at Facebook IQ's data-based charts, called Topics to Watch, to see what kind of subjects marketers should be looking out for on the social network. 
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Nordstrom explains its targeted campaign
By Lauren Johnson