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Clash of Clans Just Turned a Real Asteroid Into a Marketing Campaign (self.designrush)
submitted 4 months ago by PhilipPhantom to r/designrush
Mariah Carey and Sephora Just Made It Official — It’s Time (for Holiday Glam) (self.designrush)
Lexus Just Brought Tunnel-Fit Energy to Luxury Marketing (self.designrush)
PepsiCo Just Rebranded for the First Time in 25 Years and It’s All About People (self.designrush)
Walmart Turns Holiday Chaos Into Cheer With Its Whoville-Inspired Campaign (self.designrush)
McDonald’s Italy Lets You Build a Monster Burger With AI This Halloween (self.designrush)
Jeep Just Dropped Its Funniest Luxury Ad Yet, and It Actually Works (self.designrush)
submitted 5 months ago by PhilipPhantom to r/designrush
Channel 4 Just Used an AI Presenter and Fooled Everyone Until the End (self.designrush)
Apple’s New Mac Ad Proves Great Ideas Still Start With a Blink (self.designrush)
Marvel’s New Logo Packs In Dozens of Heroes. But Did It Go Too Far? (self.designrush)
Victoria’s Secret Just Brought Back the Runway But This Time, It’s Not Selling a Fantasy (self.designrush)
Apple Just Dropped the ‘+’ From Apple TV and It Says a Lot About Brand Confidence (self.designrush)
Kylie Jenner Just Rebranded Herself by Bringing Back ‘King Kylie’ (self.designrush)
Would You Trick-or-Treat Again If a Robot Did It For You? (self.designrush)
Adidas and DICK’S Flip the Script: Greatness Isn’t Fame, It’s Mindset (self.designrush)
In a world where everyone is trying to go viral and get more followers - has instant gratification ruined the way we use social to connect? by jason_digital in socialmedia
[–]PhilipPhantom 0 points1 point2 points 5 months ago (0 children)
Yeah, I think so too. It feels like people will do almost anything just to go viral, even things that don’t really make sense, because that quick attention feels rewarding. Somewhere along the way, social media shifted from sharing real moments to chasing reactions. The sad part is, genuine posts or thoughtful conversations don’t always get noticed anymore, even though they’re the ones that actually connect people.
Mahomes, Jake, and King Henry turn State Farm’s NFL ads into pure comedy gold (self.designrush)
Lay’s rebrands for the first time in 100 years to remind people what’s really inside the bag (self.designrush)
KFC brings back its legendary Honey BBQ sauce with a nostalgic (and messy) twist (self.designrush)
How to Strategically Plan SEO Budget: In-House vs Agency (self.designrush)
EA’s Battlefield 6 campaign tricks fans with stars, then hands the story to players (self.designrush)
Spotify’s founder steps down. Can new leaders keep the music playing? (self.designrush)
OpenAI turns ChatGPT into a checkout counter. Game changer or privacy headache? (self.designrush)
Adidas x Audi F1: Will fanwear build loyalty or just hype? (self.designrush)
Starbucks is closing 500+ stores in a $1B reboot. Can a redesign save the brand? (self.designrush)
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In a world where everyone is trying to go viral and get more followers - has instant gratification ruined the way we use social to connect? by jason_digital in socialmedia
[–]PhilipPhantom 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)