Andrew Eitelbach

The pandemic has changed everything — except the need to bridge the talent gap. In sickness and health, in good economies and bad, the need for talent will always be with us.

There are pets. There are influencers. And then there are petfluencers — those internet-famous fur balls who capture our hearts, our attention, and possibly our brand allegiance.

Chasing the fabled empty inbox is a Sisyphean task that can end up costing more time than it saves. The ANA’s Andrew Eitelbach offers some alternatives to the endless pursuit of “inbox zero.”

In three months, the coronavirus has forced economic changes that will affect people’s lives for the better part of the next decade, if not longer. This, and other highlights from the month of April on ANA Newsstand.

Five years after allegations about media rebates set the marketing industry on edge, trust is still an issue. The ANA’s Andrew Eitelbach highlights this and other stories from ANA Newsstand that you can’t miss.

Marketers, have no fear. We're here to help guide you through the ins and outs of advertising on Reddit. Plus, a new report on managing a global B2B brand, a Q&A with the CEO of Land O'Lakes, and a look at the six-second ad.

Whether your top concern as a marketer is building better creative, how to grow a family farm centered on animal welfare into an industry pioneer, or how to get more dogs into your Super Bowl Sunday, January's stories on ANA Newsstand have you covered. Here's a look at some of the key takeaways from this month's stories.

What marketers need to know this week: print magazine advertising is back; Feeding America marches on its data; an interview with #SeeHer STEM advisor Knatokie Ford, Ph.D.; and more.

What marketers need to know this week: brands are getting serious about online safety, NYC sinks a new ad format, Pennywise makes a bad move, and more.

What marketers need to know this week: Brands are boycotting YouTube, KFC has hired RoboCop, and three others news items from the past week.

What marketers should know this week: Zuckerberg goes to Washington, Mariah Carey goes to a hostel, and more.