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Major brands are increasingly adopting a social media approach originally refined by startup and scaleup marketers, recognizing its proven effectiveness. However, questions remain about whether these fan-first strategies can be successfully implemented on a large scale.

How Leading Brands Are Embracing Fan-First Social Media Strategies

Instagram has refreshed its wordmark to present a sharper and more contemporary design, marking a visual update after ten years.

Instagram Unveils Updated Wordmark for a Modern Look

Paul Martin Jensen and Avi Tuschman suggest that combating medical misinformation could be more effective if people were better equipped to recognize when they are being manipulated. Making this process easier could disrupt the current health misinformation business model.

Opinion: Strategies to Counteract the Business of Health Misinformation

Organizational processes are undergoing a transformation driven by AI advancements.

How AI Is Elevating Marketing Leadership Standards

According to Kaitlyn McInnis from Crossmedia, the real challenge for the advertising industry isn't any single merger deal but the need to effectively prepare for ongoing media consolidation.

How Brands Should Adapt Amid Paramount and WBD Merger Uncertainties

Andrew Rebhun, formerly chief marketing officer at El Pollo Loco and with experience at Cava, has been named the new chief marketing officer at Panera Bread. He will oversee all marketing initiatives as the fast-casual chain continues its transformation efforts.

Panera Bread Appoints Andrew Rebhun as New CMO Amid Ongoing Transformation

I started at Vanta as the very first product marketer when the website featured just a simple llama and a 'request a demo' button. Over six years, I've grown alongside the company, which is now valued at $4.15 billion. Today, as the Chief Marketing Officer, I reflect on how continual reinvention has been key to my journey and the company’s success.

From Product Marketer to CMO: Six Years Growing with Vanta

France has introduced a new law that bans unsolicited telemarketing calls, aiming to protect consumers from intrusive sales tactics and fraudulent practices. This regulation, supported by President Emmanuel Macron's administration, came into effect this week. Unlike typical opt-out systems used elsewhere, France now requires companies to obtain prior consent before making marketing calls, with consent being revocable at any time. The law responds to widespread consumer complaints about frequent unwanted calls, and violators face significant fines — up to 75,000 euros for individuals and 375,000 euros for companies per illegal call. Exceptions include consent given via forms or prior contracts. Morocco, benefiting from call center jobs linked to French firms, has expressed concern over potential job losses. Other countries like Germany and the Netherlands have similar restrictions, while the US, Canada, and the UK operate opt-out registries with their own penalty structures.

France Implements Strict Ban on Unsolicited Telemarketing Calls with Heavy Penalties

Stanley 1913's marketing efforts had traditionally resonated well with human audiences. However, with the rise of AI-powered platforms, the brand recognized the need to evolve its tactics to remain discoverable and relevant in this new search environment.

Stanley 1913 Revamps Marketing Strategy for the AI-Driven Search Landscape

Cava is currently hiring a new Chief Marketing Officer following the departure of Andrew Rebhun, who recently moved to Panera as their CMO. Despite a modest marketing budget, Cava continues to outperform in the fast casual dining sector.

How Cava Stays Ahead in Fast Casual Despite a Lean Marketing Budget