LATAM Airlines Asks Its Customers to Fly Without Prejudices

Brands are taking stronger and stronger stances today. But is anyone paying attention? IPG’s Graphene, the agency created to serve the LATAM Airlines account, wanted to make sure that travelers noticed the airline’s support for LGBT+ Pride month. To this end, they applied rainbow colored baggage tags to customer’s checked bags, complete with a call […]

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Tame Beer Drinkers Asked to Return to the Wild with Rainier

Once upon a time in Pacific Northwest advertising, an anthropomorphic creature known as Wild Rainier roamed the deep woods around Seattle. In order to get a glimpse of the beer in the wild and experience the refreshment, beer drinkers had to leave the comforts of their couch or bar stool and go outside. Seattle agency, […]

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Heads Up, Here Comes Uncommon Path from REI

The great outdoors is where we go to face the elements and welcome the grandeur of nature into our lives. If we are fortunate, we return with stories that nourish us for years to come. “You have to leave the city of your comfort and go into the wilderness of your intuition. What you’ll discover […]

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The Stones Want Their Fans To Do Some Financial Planning

Gimme shelter from economic doom. It’s just a shout away. According to Rolling Stone, when fans arrive at each venue for the Rolling Stones’ upcoming U.S. tour, a bus manned by the Alliance for Lifetime Income will greet them outside the stadium. The Alliance is the sole sponsor of the Stones’ “No Filter” tour, which […]

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San Francisco CEOs Against The World

Salesforce is on a mission, and on a roll. The company occupies the tallest skyscraper in San Francisco, is working to end homelessness in the city, and now multi-billion dollar software company is refusing to provide its product to companies who sell high-powered assault weapons. Righteousness is in. And what the federal government refuses to […]

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Modified Ford F-150s Perform Better On the Road and At the Camp Spot

AmericanTrucks is a premium sponsor of Adpulp.com. Do you drive a modern truck with drive by wire technology? If you do, you may notice a slight lag in response when using the accelerator. To offer an explanation on this phenomenon, AmericanTrucks’ Justin Dugan created the following video using robots and science to explain throttle enhancement […]

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Georgia On the Production Community’s Mind

As President Trump’s power and popularity continue to sink to historic depths, the religious right is making its move. States across the Bible Belt are now moving in concert to severely restrict or eliminate abortion. Several states have already passed new bans or restrictions this year, including Georgia and Mississippi bans on abortions after six […]

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Summer’s Here, Get Ready To Ring “The Bell”

Tacos are comfort food. Now, one of the largest sellers of tacos in America is taking comfort to the next level. The Bell: A Taco Bell Hotel and Resort is opening for a limited time in Palm Springs this August. The Bell will be an immersive experience designed to celebrate and pamper the world’s biggest […]

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Break Free And Do What Moves You

Rum is an intoxicant that makes people happy, at least for awhile. If you were given the opportunity to promote the product, how would you capture the spirit of the spirit? If you’re like BBDO, you would get people moving to the beat. You would start and party, and keep a party going. “If it’s […]

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Fast Food Hamburgers Are Not On The Advertising Menu

The following two commercials are not the same. The products are similar, but let’s see how the two fast feeders differentiate on brand. Both commercials lack appetite appeal, which not so long ago was the cost of entry for a fast food commercial. Today, it’s about which lifestyle is more appealing—Wendy’s ennui or Burger King’s […]

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For Fans of Orvis, The Great Awaits

Orvis was founded in 1856 by Charles F. Orvis in Manchester, Vermont. is quintessential New England. The company makes high-end clothing and gear for fly fishing fanatics and bird hunters. Certifiable preppies from coast-to-coast also prefer Orvis. You heard it here first. Like L.L. Bean, Filson, and others in its category, Orvis has long relied on […]

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Canvas Shoes Are A Canvas for Creative Expression

I like when brands act as canvases for their customers to make meaning. To me, that’s how connections that lead to repeat transactions are made. Today, Vans is launching their latest brand campaign – Waffleheads – a series of videos about collectors, customizers and creatives that have truly turned Vans into a canvas for creative expression. These […]

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Never In Stock: Will Mass Customization One Day Gain Mass Appeal?

What’s in it for me? That’s the age-old question that every shopper wants to know. To address this fundamental and unrelenting question, progressive retailers are turning to mass personalization and mass customization for answers. According to Investopedia, mass customization is a marketing and manufacturing technique which combines the flexibility and personalization of custom-made products with […]

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It’s About Time: New Watches Made in America

Timex helped to democratize timepieces in 1854 with the first clock any working family could afford. Today, Timex is bringing watchmaking home again to its headquarters in Middlebury, Connecticut.  “The American Documents collection is about so much more than great-looking timepieces – it’s about capturing the spirit of what it means to be American-made,” said Tobias Reiss-Schmidt, […]

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American Trucks and Barricade Team Up To Pony Up $5000

Editor’s Note: AmericanTrucks is a premium sponsor of Adpulp.com. American Trucks and Barricade have teamed up to give one lucky trucker $5000. The Barricade $5000 Giveaway is sponsored by none other than Barricade Off-Road, an industry leader in exterior protection and styling for trucks. Participants can enter daily to maximize their chances in winning a site-wide […]

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The Best Real Estate Agents Rely On Intelligent, Effective Advertising

Editor’s note: This is a sponsored post. Top performing real estate agents bring persistence, talent and lots of hard work to the job. When it comes to marketing, these sales pros seek an advantage, and thanks to a multitude of new marketing tools, it’s much easier for agents to showcase their listings and find prospective […]

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All Work And No Play Makes Johnnie and Joanie Witless Screen Zombies

Advertising like law, journalism, technology, engineering, medicine, and other professions demands countless hours from its workers. This, despite damning evidence that productivity and creativity fall flat after about six hours of concentrated work. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average American works 44 hours per week, or 8.8 hours per day. A 2014 national Gallup […]

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Herb Kelleher Passionately Pursued His Company’s Purpose

Herb Kelleher, the founder and philosopher of Southwest Airlines, passed away this month at the age of 87. According to his obituary in The New York Times, Mr. Kelleher, was a lawyer who moved from New Jersey to San Antonio to start his own law practice. Then in 1967, one of his clients, Rollin W. […]

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When Everyone’s An Expert and Every Open Tab Is A Lectern

Coaching and online education is big business. I can hardly open my browser today without seeing another ad from another self-made business guru ready to provide the mysterious answers that I need to solve my mundane business problems. Here’s what the machine served up today (via a sponsored post on Twitter): Master the Art of […]

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Thanks to Taco Loving Texans, Tacodeli Is About To Turn 20

Tacodeli makes some of Austin’s favorite tacos. The Tex-Mex taqueria has grown a loyal fan base since co-founders Roberto Espinosa and Eric Wilkerson opened their first location in 1999. In a city that runs on tacos, steady growth and 20 years in business is a significant accomplishment. One reason for the company’s success is its […]

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