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Burger King is celebrating Christmas in July because, like many of us, they have had enough of 2020 and wish the year would just be over by now.
Christmas is over. What happens to Santa now? Does he retire for the year? Does he have another job? KFC think they know the answer.
Wunder, a small creative agency in Canada, decided to give everyone a break from ads during the holiday season.
A two-minute home-made £100 Christmas ad for a hardware store in Wales has taken the Internet by storm, showing once again that money can't buy everything.
Christmas, year by year, electrifies e-commerce, and one thing's for sure - if you run an e-shop, you need to be aware of possibilities that could help you earn more.
The holiday season is on its way. Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and Christmas is just over two-and-a-half months away. But right now, marketers should now be working hard to build a strong foundation "for …
Merry Christmas everyone! I hope you are having the bestest, merriest, most wonderful time of the year! Hope the Bucks Fizz’s been flowing, the presents were just what you asked for, and the festive feast hasn’t …
Friday, baby! I am getting my Christmas tree this weekend and am very excited! I am also making my own popcorn tinsel garlands for the second year, so I will mostly be eating and cleaning …
Snapchat is getting festive y'all. With its Discover feature being a smash hit among publishers, the social platform added some seasonality to the mix, in order to make sure that we are all prepared for …
Christmas is just around the corner, and it's the time of year that businesses really have a chance to increase their sales before the end of the year. If they really want to do well, …
Twitter has proven to be a smart, quick way to embrace an audience and generate some much needed buzz for campaigns either big or small. The latest example comes from Starbucks, which used the power of Twitter to …
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