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The Onion turns Infowars into a joke— literally

The Onion bought Infowars to transform the conspiracy platform into satire, creating an unprecedented media redemption story and cultural clapback.

● Sophie Rose29 Nov 2024·3 min read
issue №349T
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The secret to Bryson DeChambeau's insane notoriety

Bryson DeChambeau transformed from golf's villain to YouTube star through authentic content. His personal rebrand shows the power of platform strategy.

● Sophie Rose29 Nov 2024·4 min read
issue №348A
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Anticipation and world-building: Tyler, The Creator's formula for excellence

Tyler, The Creator's Chromokopia album showcases masterful world-building and anticipation marketing. His approach contrasts with viral TikTok tactics.

● Sophie Rose28 Nov 2024·3 min read
issue №347W
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Why the 'paywall boom' is good for us

Paywalls are reshaping digital content by prioritizing quality over free access. This shift supports independent journalism and creates deeper audience connections.

● Sophie Rose28 Nov 2024·4 min read
issue №3465
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5 Ways to put the magic back into holiday shopping

Endless Black Friday sales have killed holiday shopping magic. Brands can restore excitement by creating exclusive moments, tapping nostalgia, and avoiding discount races.

● Sophie Rose27 Nov 2024·5 min read
issue №345M
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Mockumentary proves this postal service is more reliable than Santa

Norway's Postal Service creates a mockumentary about Rudolf's fall from fame, using celebrity culture satire to promote their reliable holiday delivery service.

● Sophie Rose27 Nov 2024·4 min read
issue №344A
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Ad verification practices are problematic—so, where to from here?

Current ad verification practices are too reactive and restrictive. Marketers want proactive, value-driven solutions that don't unfairly penalize publishers.

● Sophie Rose26 Nov 2024·5 min read
issue №343N
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New campaign aims to make NZ the best country to have herpes

Motion Sickness's herpes destigmatization campaign uses humor and competition to educate New Zealand, proving behavioral change marketing works better than scare tactics.

● Sophie Rose26 Nov 2024·4 min read
issue №342W
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Why Cristiano Ronaldo has 1 billion followers

Cristiano Ronaldo's 1 billion followers stem from consistent performance, global appeal, digital savvy, and strategic brand partnerships that transcend sports.

● Sophie Rose26 Nov 2024·4 min read
issue №3414
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4 Ingredients for a wicked movie promo

Modern movie press tours have become spectacles themselves, using themed wardrobes, drama, and viral moments to drive engagement beyond the films.

● Sophie Rose25 Nov 2024·4 min read
issue №340H
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How to never run out of content ideas

Content creation success comes from remixing proven ideas with your unique perspective rather than seeking complete originality.

● Sophie Rose25 Nov 2024·3 min read
issue №339F
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From dad to bad b - how New Balance became a cultural icon

New Balance transformed from unfashionable 'dad shoe' to cultural icon by embracing stereotypes and collaborating with tastemakers.

● Sophie Rose22 Nov 2024·4 min read
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