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With Gen Z reigniting interest in chewing gum habits, brands like Extra are bullish about the future.

The Future of Gum is in the Mouth of Gen Z It’s not just about blowing bubbles anymore. While former generations enjoyed gum chewing as a treat or a temporary breath

Does it all come down to the World Cup? Nike and Adidas are investing in World Cup advertising as if it does.

The Biggest Contest Off the Field Brands are competing for attention beyond the game as sports sponsorship competition intensifies, creating new opportunities to engage fans and build loyalty.

SPOONS may be a popular party game – but now it’s also an acronym for Kellogg’s cereals, one the company hopes will convince shoppers that Kellogg’s offerings are nutritious enough to go in the family shopping cart.

A Spoonful of Health Health conscious consumers are influencing product innovation and marketing strategies in 2026, driving demand for wellness-focused brands and healthier choices.

From pickle Mimosas, to pickle smoothies, to pickle beer, and even pickle flavored lip balm and lip gloss, it seems everyone is getting in on the food world’s hottest trend.

Pickle Popularity Pickles are Having a Cultural Moment The fermented veggie is making a comeback—or finally having its day. In anticipation of

What do you do when you want to get your message to a large audience—but your topic typically makes people change the channel? American Family Insurance decided to tackle this challenge by turning insurance into a reality TV show.

Making a Mundane Topic Entertaining Learn how brands are turning ordinary topics into entertaining marketing campaigns that capture attention, boost engagement, and make memorable connections in 2026.

Do you ever find yourself wishing you could remember Grandma’s cooking secrets she shared last Christmas, or revisit an adorable phrase your toddler said? The solution: a simple gadget priced at $20

Is Your Spaghetti Sauce Listening to You? Prego’s viral ‘listening’ device sparks conversation around privacy, brand storytelling, and experiential marketing in 2026—blurring the line between tech and advertising.

If the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world, there’s no place this is truer than today’s Gen Alpha market. Simply put, moms rule.

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The Power of the Purse Discover how moms are shaping Gen Alpha’s purchasing power in 2026, influencing brand decisions and redefining how marketers reach the next generation.

While today’s consumers may be feeling reticent about making big ticket purchases, the practice of “virtuous spending” is booming.

In a Cautious Economy, Virtuous Spending is Booming. Here’s Why. In a cautious economy, virtuous spending is on the rise as consumers prioritize meaningful purchases, experiences, and small indulgences despite financial uncertainty.

Nutella may have launched its most wide-reaching and memorable advertisement ever—without even trying.

Is Nutella the New Tang? Nutella takes marketing to new heights with a viral space moment tied to Artemis II, sparking conversation about brand visibility and cultural relevance in 2026.

For two decades businesses followed a familiar digital ad playbook of learning Google Ads, mastering Facebook targeting, and optimizing for clicks. That era may be coming to an end.

The Future Is Conversational Discover how conversational marketing is shaping the future of digital engagement in 2026, as brands shift to real-time, personalized interactions across platforms.