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Inside the infrastructure behind Unilever’s creator force

Creators are no longer a media channel or transaction. It’s an entirely new marketing mode — at least that’s what the infrastructure behind Unilever’s creator strategy indicates. Call it a transformation. Back in 2025, Unilever put the industry on notice after announcing its plans to spend half of its media budget on social channels and increase […]

DigidayJun 26, 2026Source
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Amazon expands media footprint with iHeart sales deal and new TV outcome tool

Amazon is deepening its role in streaming advertising with an expanded iHeartMedia sales deal and outcome-based TV buying technology.

DigidayJun 26, 2026Source
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Nike versus Adidas: who’s winning the World Cup’s brand head to head?

Both Adidas and Nike are gunning to dominate the World Cup. We examine campaign performance data to see who’s out in front.

DigidayJun 26, 2026Source
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Future of Marketing Briefing: CMOs are still haunted by hard questions about value of ad creative

While interest in AI-enabled media and creative effectiveness measurement is rising, 49% of senior marketers say they can’t back up their ad creative with hard data.

DigidayJun 26, 2026Source
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The LiveRamp Exit Ramp; Hydration Break Hate Has FIFA Sweating

Since Publicis Groupe is acquiring LiveRamp, many brands will likely find themselves in the market for a new independent vendor for audience and identity data. Plus: FIFA’s controversial ad-filled hydration breaks twice per every World Cup game. The post The LiveRamp Exit Ramp; Hydration Break Hate Has FIFA Sweating appeared first on AdExchanger.

AdExchangerJun 26, 2026Source
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Ken Black

OBE, the global marketing agency behind culture-shaping work for brands including Starbucks, Nike, Meta, and the NFL, has appointed former GMR Chief Creative & Innovation Officer and Nike VP Ken Black as Creative-in-Residence.

Ad AgeJun 25, 2026Source
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How HubSpot Built a 50-Million-Person Media Engine Inside a Software Company with Jonathan Hunt

Transforming content into a customer acquisition channel and more insights.

AdweekJun 25, 2026Source
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The New Rules of Retail

This post was created in partnership with SMG Artificial intelligence is rewriting the retail playbook, but consumers still need a human touch—and, in many cases, a physical store. During the […]

AdweekJun 25, 2026Source
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Evaluating Retail Media Strategies as AI Changes Discovery

This post was created in partnership with Mirakl Ads Key takeaways The shopper journey has been reshaped, and brands are questioning where retail media fits as AI answer engines increasingly […]

AdweekJun 25, 2026Source
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Making the Last Mile Count

This post was created in partnership with Ibotta As consumers shift their habits to delivery and last-mile platforms, commerce brands have to move quickly to keep pace. During an ADWEEK […]

AdweekJun 25, 2026Source
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Building Confidence in an AI-Powered Marketing Future

This post was created in partnership with Zefr AI may be advancing quickly, but many organizations are still figuring out how to turn its potential into practical business value. During […]

AdweekJun 25, 2026Source
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The Future of Healthcare Marketing

This post was created in partnership with Doceree Key takeaways Annual plans, quarterly campaign cycles, and omnichannel strategies make keeping up with the dynamic pace of provider and patient journeys […]

AdweekJun 25, 2026Source
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2 Industry Legends Predict How AI Will Impact the Agency Business

This post was created in partnership with Dstillery   The media environment has never been a static one. Yet with every jolt—such as the emergence of the Internet and social media—advertising […]

AdweekJun 25, 2026Source
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Relevance Can Never Be Scripted in Marketing

This post was created in partnership with EightPM Key takeaways Brands face intense pressure to keep up with fast-moving cultural trends, but this agility is inherently difficult to plan or […]

AdweekJun 25, 2026Source
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Creating Campaigns That Become Cultural Moments

This post was created in partnership with Adobe Capitalizing on cultural moments is a tried-and-true marketing strategy, but is it possible for brands to create their own moments? During an […]

AdweekJun 25, 2026Source
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On “Joyride Day,” Ryan Trahan unlocked a powerful new form of creator product marketing

Over the years, Ryan Trahan has shown that he's always down to try something new. On Joyride Day, he applied that adventurous approach to his snack brand. In true Ryan Trahan fashion, his promotional event for Joyride was a 50-state affair filled with spectacle, celebrity cameos, and a record-breaking level of attention. After traveling from coast to coast in search of the state that loves candy the most, Trahan capped off his journey by hosting a live stream that included a successful Guinness World Records attempt. Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

TubefilterJun 23, 2026Source
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You know 5-Minute Crafts. Now meet its owner TheSoul Group, which is building a distribution powerhouse across 100+ YouTube channels, streaming, and MSN.

If you’ve been on the internet for more than five minutes, chances are you’ve seen a video from TheSoul Group. 5-Minute Crafts is its flagship, an uberviral DIY outlet that’s racked up tens of billions of views and 400+ million followers across social platforms like YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat. Known for its high-energy, […] Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

TubefilterJun 24, 2026Source
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Forbes’ latest top 50 creators list has arrived–and for the first time, these movers and shakers collectively made over $1 billion in a single year

It’s that time of year again: Forbes has released its annual ranking of the 50 top digital content creators on the internet. As usual, MrBeast sits squarely in spot #1, with an untouchable $300 million in earnings. But there is something new for 2026. As Forbes puts it, “For the first time in the five-year history of the […] Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

TubefilterJun 24, 2026Source
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Lowe’s wants creators to put their next products on its shelves

Lowe's is building on its work with influencers by adding another layer to its year-old Creator Network. The members of that network -- whether they be long-term partners or newcomers -- will now be able to develop their own Lowe's products through a program called Lowe's Creator: Into the Blue. A press release explains that the new program puts creators in contact with Lowe's product design and development teams. The participating creators will be able to pitch product ideas with an eye toward retail distribution. Creator pitches may range from existing products to new ideas to collaborations that make use of current Lowe's products. Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

TubefilterJun 24, 2026Source
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MrBeast grabs a team from creator economy startup to staff rumored brand matchmaking hub

Among many other plans at his company Beast Industries, the super-creator known as MrBeast intends to launch a service that will play the matchmaker between creators and brands. To succeed in such a crowded corner of the creator economy, MrBeast needs an awesome team on his side, and he thinks he's found it at Pietra. That's the name of a venture-backed startup that recently saw a substantial portion of its workforce move over to Beast Industries. According to Business Insider, Pietra Co-Founder and CEO Ronak Trivedi is one of a "significant" number of Pietra employees who have been poached by MrBeast's company. Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

TubefilterJun 24, 2026Source
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Facebook has a new Creator Studio (with AI included, of course)

In 2023, Facebook sunsetted its three-year-old Creator Studio hub, which was absorbed into the Meta Business Suite. Now, Creator Studio is back, and like so many Meta products, it's getting an AI-powered integration. A Facebook blog post explains that the return of the Creator Studio is a response to user demand. "Facebook creators miss having a dedicated space where they can easily focus on what matters most," reads the post. "Now, we’re reintroducing Facebook Creator Studio – this time as an AI-powered app that shows you exactly what to do next to succeed on Facebook." Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

TubefilterJun 24, 2026Source
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From content localization to global multiplatform distribution and monetization: How Linguana is connecting creators and brands

When Linguana launched in 2023, its plan was to help YouTubers establish relationships with international audiences by fully localizing their content. Now, three years later, it’s still doing just that–but it’s also doing a lot more for thousands of creator partners. “The biggest asset we have is our relationships with creators,” Jonny Steel, Linguana’s Chief […] Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

TubefilterJun 25, 2026Source
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Starbucks and its barista-creators are piloting TikTok’s new custom ad networks

TikTok, like everyone else, is at Cannes Lions this week, and among its biggest announcements is the reveal of Custom Creator Networks, which it says will “allow advertisers to build a curated pool of creators, employees, partners, or brand advocates to receive campaign briefs or turn their existing brand-relevant videos into high-performing ads.” And the […] Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

TubefilterJun 25, 2026Source
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On your marks: TikTok, Strava establish six-digit fund for running creators

TikTok and Strava are sprinting across Europe to find the continent's most exciting run clubs. That's the gist of the Pan-European Local Movement Fund, a €100,000 pool that has been allocated for running creators and their associates. The six-digit fund will be meted out among 20 European creators, who will highlight their local run clubs and fitness communities. Payouts will take two different forms, with the so-called "creator-ambassadors" receiving both direct funding and ad credits. Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

TubefilterJun 25, 2026Source