At the very least, maybe we’ll get that bone-chilling maniacal laugh that sends chills down our spines.
At the very least, maybe we’ll get that bone-chilling maniacal laugh that sends chills down our spines.
Its content might come and go in an instant, but Snapchat is here to stay.
Angelina and Brad’s marriage may not have worked out, but four years later, Hatchimals are still going strong as one of the most popular toys.
Once a way to describe clock noises and a hit Kesha song, TikTok is now the name of one of the biggest social media platforms in the world
H&M has a goal to use 100% recycled/sustainable materials by 2030.
Volkswagen may have said goodbye to their iconic Beetle design, but they only did it to make room for their innovative, upcoming models.
There are some companies increasing that amount of alcohol in Kombucha for those who want to stay healthy while getting their drink on. Sound familiar?
Boston Dynamics is one of the most innovative robot design companies in the world and has the potential to become one of 2020’s biggest brands.
The Nightmare Before Christmas isn’t the only twistedly, beautiful holiday film by Tim Burton.
While a bit on the darker, more solemn side, we think this unforgettable ad deserves to be on our list of “Best use of a Christmas song in an ad” this holiday season.
The dolls were in such high demand that people broke bones, the law and bank accounts to get their hands on a Cabbage Patch Kid.
People look forward to watching the John Lewis Christmas ads every year –It’s like waiting for the Budweiser ads during the Super Bowl.
Aflac has raised over 2.5 million dollars for childhood cancer since 2001 with their holiday ducks.
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press (RCFP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting reporters’ rights and freedom of speech.
Thanks to ride-sharing, we’ll be enjoying the holidays and sleeping better at night knowing that everyone is a bit safer.
No-Shave November doesn’t necessarily mean all of your hair should be left up to its own, unruly devices.
Gymboree is bouncing back to life after filing for bankruptcy in 2018.
Turns out, nothing truly lasts forever. After going bankrupt, Forever 21 has lost its reign as the queen of retail.
It took a movie about the zombie apocalypse to bring Myspace (and Tom) back to life.
There’s a lot of streaming services out there. But not many of them give you access to great content free of charge.
The men’s style magazine has adapted and expanded with a different kind of subscription.
This beautifully animated short conveys the tragedy of palm oil deforestation.
The Female Company won Gold at the Clio Awards for their ‘Tampon Book.’
Are ‘likes’ necessary on social media? Imagine Facebook without the thumbs.
If you feel like your smartphone is weighing you down with features & capabilities, Light Phone II might be the answer.
Eye-catching commercial takes NFL watchers inside players’ helmets.
NBC brings in the big guns to help promote the start of the NFL’s 100th season.
Ralph Lauren will recycle 12,000 tennis balls to make 2020 U.S. Open uniforms.
Operation Backpack helps fill backpacks for impoverished students across 11 states.
Rice Krispies Treats packaging stickers provide a way to send sensory notes.
The TP maker is soaking up more than sun with their DownThereCare campaign.
Through a new partnership, the global megastar will use his marketing muscle to inspire people to drink more H20.
The state that calls Area 51 home embraces its mysterious past with some extraterrestrial travel marketing.
This nonprofit is “the fastest growing type 1 org on social media in the world”.
The hair care brand aims to keep young women from dropping out of sports.
The beverage brand invites young women to “See the Power. Be the Power.”
The brand grabbed a trophy for its ThisAbles collection and advertising.
More than just a place to crash, Airbnb wants to help you walk with elephants.
Recognizing how many people travel to Pride events every year, Orbitz created a web page dedicated specifically to LGBTQ+ and Pride travelers.
Fusing home exercise equipment with streaming technology, this brand continues to ride a steady incline.
From a vintage Schwinn to a demonic ice cream sundae, these promos have teeth.
A lot of companies are trying to communicate “wokeness”. Here’s an example of a brand that did it right.
Two movies about living toys come out on the same day. So the marketing for one tries to murder the other.
This pup has built a huge social following and strong brand by spreading joy.
The camera brand uses customer content to showcase its products.
This uniquely designed container can help you hunt down free water in cities all over the world.
The fast-food chain known for its set-in-stone menu recently started testing out some enticing new offerings.
Baseball has fallen behind the count when it comes to marketing its players. Here’s what the league needs to do to play catch up.
A big MLB star looking to sit on baseball’s iron throne might just the perfect person to sell this new gaming feature.
The show itself takes after its name—surviving almost two decades with intense drama and constant entertainment.
Netflix’s Sex Education series feels like an homage to The Breakfast Club and every other coming of age film.
This ad takes the soccer slide to ridiculously lengthy extremes.
The outdoor brand’s flagship R1 fleece is made from 93% recycled polyester.
These shoes are sure to fly off the shelves faster than you can say “three-eyed raven”.
The website to promote Marvel’s latest blockbuster is all that and a bag of chips!
Their collaboration rebirthed the brand into a fashionable activewear animal.
On its 23rd birthday, the Pokémon franchise is riding high—with two new games and a movie on the way.
Drawing attention to an underappreciated artist or song is one way brands can tap the power of music.
The fast-food brand’s video series has inspired millions of views, hundreds of reaction videos, and countless tears.
The #killerskin ad featuring Sarah Michelle Gellar made use of mystery and tension.
For Super Bowl 2014, Doritos took a risky approach to their advertising. It paid off.
A killer song or soundtrack can draw masses to the movie theater.
There are some brands we connect to with our hearts and brains (almost) as much as our wallets.
Instagram, Twitter and Facebook are top online destinations. But they could be better.
It’s possible to get a picture of someone’s personality through the apps they use daily.