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Snap expands commerce for brands within Snapchat Stories

Kerry Flynn

For Snapchat, providing a digital layer to pop-up stores is one potential commerce play. Snap also has been experimenting with exclusive items.

Seven news organizations protest Facebook's issue ads policy

Lucia Moses

The hope is that the heft of the combined associations will increase the pressure on Facebook.

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Onboarding AI: Guide for marketers

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Confessions of a marketer: Agencies are using scare tactics to stop the in-house trend

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A senior advertising executive says the holding companies dangle low ad rates to keep marketers from taking the work in-house.

Apple's juice: How Apple bet on privacy and won

Jack Marshall

Apple is actively distancing itself from the practices of online ad giants such as Facebook and Google.

How Caff? Nero built loyalty with an extra shot of AI

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Today, coffee is far more than just coffee. It's a craft, a destination sought out by increasingly discerning, fiercely loyal consumers. Learn how Caff? Nero and Watson Marketing have joined forces to grab an even bigger share of the $85 billion industry. Sponsored by IBM Watson Marketing.

An earnest (marketing) situation

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Customer trust may be at an all-time low, but marketers should take heed: People do still care about what you do as a brand, now more than ever. Customers' specific motivators vary by generation, but on the whole, they gravitate toward brands that demonstrate a sense of purpose beyond just the bottom line. Sponsored by Imre.

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