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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 30, 2026

    Why Would a Fan Choose to Spend Time With Your Brand? (opens the original)

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  2. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    What Coca-Cola, Unilever Degree, Dove Taught Me About the Strategy a $100 Million World Cup Sponsorship Cannot Buy (opens the original)

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  3. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    420,000 Fans Expected, What Coca-Cola, Anheuser-Busch and Degree Taught Me About Sponsorship Activations (opens the original)

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    The activation was planned for outdoors, but Boston’s rain forced us to move inside, where the smaller footprint meant that not every planned fan activity could come with us. I was at Boston College supporting Coca-Cola’s Trophy Tour as our team adjusted the experience.Outside, people were still waiting in the rain to see the trophy. I remember fathers with sons, mothers with daughters, grandparents with grandchildren and parents carrying babies. They did not know everything that had changed beh

  4. Issue · Sep 17, 2026

    Women Athletes Have Fought to Be Seen for More Than Their Bodies. What Is NOVIG Selling? (opens the original)

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    I was supposed to publish a completely different CMO Brief today.Then I saw NOVIG’s new campaign with Sydney Sweeney.The campaign has done exactly what provocative advertising is designed to do: millions of people looked, talked and shared. But as I watched it, I kept coming back to a different question:Why did a sports brand decide that a nearly naked woman was the visual it needed to sell sports?This isn’t about policing Sydney Sweeney’s choices. She’s an adult, an equity holder in NOVIG, and

  5. Issue · Sep 9, 2026

    Louis Vuitton Won $1.5M. Nike Signed Teenagers. The U.S. Open Is Selling More Than Tennis. (opens the original)

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