Restaurant Marketing Trends and Ideas: What’s Working in 2025
If you’re running a restaurant in 2025, standing out is survival. Customer expectations are changing by the month, and the strategies that filled tables last year may already feel stale. That’s why keeping up with the latest restaurant marketing trends is critical. Pair those insights with creative restaurant marketing ideas, and you’ll have the recipe […] The post Restaurant Marketing Trends and Ideas: What’s Working in 2025 appeared first on Blip Billboards.
Could the Next Hit Podcaster Be… Your CFO?
A new show from Morning Brew, hosted by its HR director, hints at a future where executives become influencers.
PayPal Finds A New Transaction Pool With Retail Media
Last year, the online transaction company PayPal hired Mark Grether, former CEO of Sizmek, who has also had stints as head of Amazon Advertising and Uber Ads, to lead its nascent advertising division. And in just the past six months the company has announced a string of new products. These include SSP data integrations, shoppable […] The post PayPal Finds A New Transaction Pool With Retail Media appeared first on AdExchanger.
Broadcasters Must Address the Financial Incentives of Keeping Abusive Talent On Screen
Broadcasters are reckoning with cases of abusive behaviour that have plagued TV production sets for decades. Thomas Beale, Partner and Head of the Bullying and Harassment team at Bolt Burdon Kemp, argues that financial incentives have stopped broadcasters from intervening in successful shows, which has given rise to the longer-term damage of systemic misconduct. Over Read More
Reddit Sues Perplexity and Others Over Data Scraping to Train AI System
Reddit says it warned Perplexity to stop using its data—but citations to the site soared 40-fold afterward.
The Periodic Fable, Nike marathon billboards and more: top creative ads of the week
Creative ads that catch our attention are a rarity. Most advertising is eminently forgettable and totally ignored by consumers. Only a fraction get noticed and an even smaller number are liked, remembered or even discussed. My weekly compilation of clutter-breaking ads is a small tribute to brand and ad agency teams everywhere. The Ordinary: The [...] The post The Periodic Fable, Nike marathon billboards and more: top creative ads of the week appeared first on Bhatnaturally.
Can AI really do your creative and strategic thinking for you?
Claims about possible new applications of AI are foisted on us regularly, and now a group of respected industry brains are banking on its use as a “reasoning engine” for strategists and creatives. Mattias Ronge, former CCO of Edelman EMEA who quit last year after winning a Cannes Titanium Lion, has launched Engine Y as … The post Can AI really do your creative and strategic thinking for you? first appeared on More About Advertising.
Five Strategies For Privacy-First Data Collaboration That Drive Results
Publishers, brands and agencies today are navigating a new landscape. With rising consumer expectations and evolving regulations, delivering personalized campaigns requires a fresh approach. The old model of broadly sharing consumer data has given way to privacy-centric collaboration, where trusted partners work together to understand audiences while keeping personal information protected. Embracing this approach isn’t […] The post Five Strategies For Privacy-First Data Collaboration That Drive Results appeared first on AdExchanger.
From the archive: Who owns Einstein? The battle for the world’s most famous face – podcast
We are raiding the Guardian long read archives to bring you some classic pieces from years past, with new introductions from the authors. This week, from 2022: Thanks to a savvy California lawyer, Albert Einstein has earned far more posthumously than he ever did in his lifetime. But is that what the great scientist would have wanted? By Simon Parkin. Read by Ruth Lass
