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With a population of 11.5 million, African-American millennials comprise 14 percent of the total millennial population in the U.S. and 25 percent of the total black population, according to Nielsen. Brands would be wise to open their arms to this important market.

A new movement is driving industry change on sexual harassment, discrimination, and inequality in the workplace.

Creating a social organization is critical for a brand in the digital world. Here's how Dell and Coldwell Banker are going about it successfully, and the challenges that still exist.

Five things marketers can do to produce a better creative brief.

Excited by the prospect of something truly new and innovative, brands and agencies have jumped on the live video streaming bandwagon — and consumers have taken notice.

Facebook has made changes to its algorithm that it says will make the user experience more rewarding, but what does that mean for advertisers?

Guerrilla marketing is not novel, but in a digital age, it can have a big impact on a brand's ability to cut through the clutter.

Marketing is facing a talent crisis, and good internship programs are a crucial part of the solution. Here are tips from experts to help you build an outstanding program that benefits all parties.

How brands maintain connections with older consumers by focusing on interests rather than age.

Branded animation advertising is on the rise as a means to cut through the clutter and break down complicated subjects in a fun, entertaining way.

The May 2018 deadline to comply with the GDPR is looming over marketers, yet a majority are not prepared. Here's what marketers need to know in order to get ready.

How brands like Daniel Wellington, Playbill, and Gatorade use Instagram Stories and Snapchat to build brand equity through ephemeral content.

Product sampling is getting smarter, more personal, and measurable. Here are five crucial rules to master sampling in a digital age.

Launched in 2011, the measurement initiative 3MS is making progress toward rolling out a unified cross-measurement standard for digital media.

User-generated content can be an enticing piece of fruit, but brands should know the rules before they help themselves. Here are some dos and don’ts for incorporating user-generated content and influencer marketing into brand communications.

How St. Jude, DoSomething.org, and other nonprofits use storytelling to humanize their causes and effectively compete against larger brands for consumer attention.

Whether it’s radio, display, mobile, or OOH, here’s how brands like Dunkin’ Donuts are connecting with commuters.

Demand for digital out-of-home advertising is increasing. For brands willing to invest and experiment, the opportunities are boundless.

As brands look to make the customer experience in physical locations something that can't be duplicated online, they are increasingly developing scent marketing programs to appeal to the powerfully influential sense of smell.

The proliferation of voice-enabled assistants and other technologies have companies reconsidering how they use sound and music to define and reinforce brand identity.